According to an article by Zodiak Broadcasting Station (ZBS), the National Youth Council of Malawi (NYCOM) and Youth and Society (YAS) have welcomed the government’s allocation of K2 billion for youth empowerment in the 2025/2026 national budget, calling it a crucial step toward economic development for young people. NYCOM Executive Director Rex Chapota emphasized that […]
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Kwezy Buses has introduced new ticket prices, and for many travelers, the numbers are raising eyebrows. With a one-way ticket from Blantyre to Lilongwe now priced at MK40,000 for adults and MK35,000 for children, many are questioning if these fares are justifiable. Passengers heading to Nkhata Bay are facing even steeper costs, with a one-way
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If you bought the Dollar at MK5,000, our deepest condolences — you’ve just taken an L of historic proportions. Reports from Mchinji border, according to Mikozi, suggest that Blackmarket prices have plummeted, with some vendors offloading stock at MK2,900 as of this morning. What caused the sudden price drop? Nobody knows for sure, but one
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Students at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (KUHeS) have been ordered to pay K24,306 each after two projectors went missing from a lecture room. With at least 300 students affected, the university is set to collect over K7 million to replace the missing equipment. Some parents are fuming, calling the move unfair and questioning why
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