Key Business Points Global crude oil prices have surged by as much as 40 percent due to the US-Israel-Iran war, threatening Malawi with higher fuel costs Higher fuel prices will […]

Key Business Points Parliament approved the K11 trillion 2026/27 National Budget, setting the fiscal framework for Malawi’s economy starting 1st April 2026 Government aims to reduce fiscal deficit while pursuing […]

Key Business Points: – Malawi’s exports nearly doubled in February 2026, rising by 98.3% to $64.6 million, marking significant growth in the country’s trade performance – The trade deficit shrank […]

Key Business Points Rising budget deficit risks could derail Malawi’s economic recovery if Parliament approves a Sh2.3 trillion spending hike Financial sector growth may slow if new transaction levies discourage […]

Key Business Points Malawi’s trade with the UK declined 50% to $90.5 million in 2025, with falling exports of traditional products like cane sugar and black tea being key factors […]

Key Business Points – Malawi’s growing reliance on domestic borrowing to finance its fiscal deficits raises concerns about crowding out private sector credit and limiting investment opportunities. – Economists warn […]

Key Business Points • Rising debt levels threaten Malawi’s economic stability and public service delivery • No comprehensive legal framework exists to manage the country’s growing public debt • Proposed […]

Key Business Points: – RBM urges Saccos to adopt digital platforms to improve customer service and remain relevant to younger, tech-savvy clients – Malawi Police Sacco is scaling up innovation, […]

Key Business Points: – Farmers accessing direct markets through cooperatives are increasing profits by up to 40% by negotiating fair pricing and eliminating middlemen – Smallholder farmers are boosting productivity […]

Key Business Points – Malawi’s external debt service is averaging 20% of government revenue, with interest payments projected at K2.7 trillion – Debt levels are now at 90.9% of GDP, […]