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Author: Vanessa Banda

Mzuni to supply 20mw to grid – The Times Group

Mzuni’s 20MW Power Boost: A Game Changer for Malawi’s Economy

Key Business Points Malawi’s business community can expect a new $20 million solar power plant to be built in Mzuzu, providing an alternative source of electricity and reducing reliance on […]

 New policy changes response to poverty

Boosting Business, Building a Better Future: Strengthening Social Protection in Malawi

Key Business Points The Malawian government has launched the National Social Protection Policy, repositioning the Unified Beneficiary Registry (UBR) to the Malawi Social Registry (MSR) to enhance social protection programmes. […]

Architects challenged to embrace local solutions – The Times Group

Building a Competitive Edge: Why Malawi’s Architects Must Prioritize Local Innovation

Key Business Points Adopt a transformative mindset to design infrastructure that aligns with Africa’s cultural, economic, and climatic realities. Embrace local and sustainable solutions, incorporating indigenous materials and ancestral knowledge […]

Government mulls sugar price cap – The Times Group

Malawi’s Sugar Sector: Price Capping to Boost Business, Drive Economic Growth

Key Business Points The Malawian government plans to introduce legislation to cap prices for essential commodities, including sugar, but experts warn this move may be unsustainable and counter-productive. To address […]

Boosting Malawi’s Business Resilience: Overcoming Sustainability Challenges for Entrepreneurs and Investors

Key Business Points Access to capital is a major challenge for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Malawi, with only a small percentage having access to credit from commercial banks. […]

Government to control strategic commodities – The Times Group

Malawi’s Economy on the Block: Government Takes the Helm on Critical Commodities

Key Business Points The Malawian government will adopt a protectionist stance in the production of strategic commodities, including sugar, to ensure supply stability and control. The government will revoke sugar […]

Boosting Malawi’s Tea Industry: Challenges and Opportunities for Business Growth

Key Business Points Increase production, improve prices: Malawi’s tea industry needs to focus on increasing production while improving prices to boost total revenues. Strengthen smallholder institutions: Supporting smallholder tea farmers […]

China courts Malawi on tariff-free policy use – The Times Group

Malawi’s Gateway to China: Unlocking New Trade horizons with Tariff Free Policy

Key Business Points Malawian businesses should take full advantage of China’s 100 percent tariff-free trade policy to expand their export footprint in China. Local entrepreneurs should identify and recommend potential […]

European Union to maintain direct budget support – The Times Group

Boosting Malawi’s Economy: EU to Continue Vital Direct Budget Support

Key Business Points The European Union will continue providing direct budget support to Malawi despite the cancellation of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Extended Credit Facility (ECF). The EU’s budget […]

Boosting Malawi’s Agricultural Economy: What Cotton Farmers Can Expect in the Upcoming Sales Season

Key Business Points Cotton prices are expected to rise, with the government setting a minimum buying price of K1,400 per kilogramme, up from K900 per kg last year. Farmers are […]

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