Business Posts

Latitude13 fraudulently overcharging customers

Jul 19, 2021 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

Latitude 13 Degrees Hotel in Lilongwe has been accused of overcharging customers, with one customer complaining that she was billed an extra K30,000. Musician HazelMak tweeted on Friday about her experience at the hotel. According… ...

MPC asks workers to apply for retrenchment

Jul 15, 2021 Malawi24 Reporter 1 &

The Malawi Post Corporation (MPC) has asked its employees to apply for voluntary retrenchment as the parastatal seeks to offload over 500 employees. MPC Management sent a circular to employees in which the workers are… ...

Tomato seller wins K1 million in Airtel Yabeba

Jul 13, 2021 Macmillan Mhone 0 &

A tomato seller based in Salima is one of the four people who have won K1 million each in the Airtel Yabeba Promotion today. Speaking after she was announced as one of the winners in… ...

Minister Lowe hails MAWARD program for uplifting agriculture sector

Jul 13, 2021 Chris Loka 0 &

Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water development Robin Lowe has commended Malawi African Women in Agriculture Research and Development (MAWARD) program for its efforts towards inclusive and agriculture-driven prosperity in the country Lowe made the… ...

Govt wants more Malawians to venture into cross-border trade

Jul 13, 2021 Martha Chikoti 0 &

Minister of Trade Sosten Gwengwe says Malawi Government wants more Malawians, particularly women and youths, to venture into cross-border trade and is also looking to increase the volume of processed products which Malawi exports to… ...

MRA justifies new tax measures

Jul 12, 2021 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

The tax collector, Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) has justified the newly introduced tax measures, including the advance Income Tax (AIT) which compels all businesspersons in the country to be paying 3 percent Value for Duty… ...

Employers still paying Malawians MK18,000 as monthly stipends in Mzuzu

Jul 09, 2021 Thula Chisamba 0 &

Some Malawians in Mzuzu have disclosed that their bosses are still paying them stipends that are below government's set minimum wage of MK50,000 per month. In an interview, Gomezgani Sichali, shop assistant for one of… ...