President Jacob Zuma’s recent controversial remarks about Malawi will not affect relations between the two nations, according to the country,
Malawi has called on South Africa’s top diplomat to explain President Jacob Zuma’s remarks about the country.
While we can forgive the ignorance of musicians and other artists, President Jacob Zuma’s attempt at humour is not funny, writes Takura Zhangazha.
President Joyce Banda has received death threats after discovering a fraud scandal that forced her to dissolve Malawi’s Cabinet in October.
Malawi President Joyce Banda is facing the toughest political crisis of her career.
Malawi President Joyce Banda has dissolved her Cabinet after officials were arrested on suspicion of stealing state funds.
Critics fear President Joyce Banda’s plan to beat joblessness by sending tens of thousands of Malawians to South Korea could be "modern-day slavery".
Malawi’s presidential jet has been auctioned off to a Virgin Islands company for $15-million after the government disposed of it to raise funds.
Malawi’s President Joyce Banda has "reprimanded" aides who issued a scathing attack on Madonna.
Malawi’s President Joyce Banda has been angered by Madonna’s claims during her tour to the country last week that she built 10 schools there.
A date has been set for the bail hearing of 11 politicians in Malawi accused of plotting to hijack the nomination of President Joyce Banda.
Malawi police have arrested 11 ex-ministers and senior government officials, including the former president’s brother, for an alleged coup plot.
Malawi’s President Joyce Banda has assured the IMF that the southern African country will not backtrack on reforms to help the economy recover.
Malawian men say they are tired of being known as friendly, reliable, honest, hardworking, thrifty, family-oriented and articulate.
The M&G caught up with Melinda Gates while she visited Lilongwe, Malawi to see how a family planning campaign in the country was going.
The country is focusing on giving women access to family planning services. Faranaaz Parker reports.
Sometimes it seems that the only legislation all parties in an African Parliament can agree on is one that persecutes gays and lesbians.
Resource-lean, short of professionals and prone to food crises, Malawi doesn’t look like a candidate for any of the millennium development goals.
With its first big-five wildlife park, and new lodges springing up, Malawi is taking on the big boys in the safari stakes.
The SADC summit in Maputo, Mozambique, this month will consider approving the regional infrastructure development master plan.
The Malawi government took an important step when it indicated it could not host the AU summit if it meant welcoming Omar al-Bashir to its territory.
Erieka Bennett, head of the AU Diaspora Forum, says Malawi’s Joyce Banda represents the type of leadership that Africa needs in the 21st century.
Two of Malawi’s biggest donors, the World Bank and former colonial power Britain, have announced big new aid packages.
Officials say rioting prisoners in Malawi have briefly stalled the release of convicts who had been granted presidential pardons.
Malawi is returning to its 1964 independence flag, replaced in 2010 in an "attack on the country’s nationhood" by late leader Bingu wa Mutharika.
President Joyce Banda has announced an inquiry into an alleged plot by the inner circle of Malawi’s late former leader to block her rise to power.
An IMF mission hopes to recommend new loan programmes for Malawi following a visit after the country devalued its currency to boost the economy.
Malawi’s President Joyce Banda has expressed how she’s carrying the expectations of all the women in the region.
The resumption of diplomatic ties with Britain has signalled progress in Malawi’s quest to distance the new regime from that of its late predecessor.
South Africa has agreed to loan Malawi nearly R270-million to ease crippling fuel shortages, in a show of confidence in the new government.
Late Malawi President Bingu wa Mutharika has been laid to rest, and new President Joyce Banda has urged Malawians to remember him positively.
African Development Bank president Donald Kaberuka has pledged to provide Malawi with $45-million in order to resuscitate the ailing economy.