Month: October 2019 Posts

Top civil servants now getting K33 million a year as Grade R workers get K99,000 a month

Oct 21, 2019 Mwayi Mkandawire 0 &

The government has increased salaries for civil servants with the highest paid government workers earning K33 million per year. According to a circular by Secretary for Human Resource Management dated 18 October, the salary increments… ...

Ex-BICC employee reveals unfair treatment

Oct 04, 2019 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

A former worker at the Bingu International Convention Center (BICC) and President Walmont Hotel in Lilongwe has revealed details about the exploitation of workers at the hotel. The ex-employee, Emmanuel Yobe, who was amongst first… ...

Govt will not recruit any more graduate interns

Sep 18, 2019 Lyonike Mughogho 0 &

The Malawi government through the Ministry of Labour, Skills and Innovation has stressed that it will not recruit any more graduate interns in the 2019/2020 fiscal year. In a press release signed by secretary for… ...

Kasinthula Cane farmers accuse bosses of mismanagement

Mar 21, 2017 Chilenje Chilenje 0 &

Over 700 Farmers who are under Kasinthula Cane Growers Limited (KCGL) in the Lower Shire district of Chikhwawa have accused their bosses of mismanagement after the company announced that it is making losses. The company’s… ...

The cost of not remitting Pension Contributions

Mar 19, 2017 Joseph Potani 1 &

The recent reports in the media that industrial strikes are on the rise due to employers failing to remit pension contributions to fund administrators should not be taken lightly. It is reported that Blantyre District… ...

Malawi Youths call for inclusion in key positions

Oct 11, 2016 Malawi24 Reporter 21 &

Malawian Youths operating under Timvereni Campaign have asked government to include them in key decision making positions. Timvereni Campaign Chairperson, Edward Chileka Banda, who is also executive director of Eye for Development was speaking in… ...

Power of the fund that is in vision

May 27, 2016 George Mhango 9 &

Lezias Sauzande (39) and his four children can now afford to live a decent life in areas of food, shelter and clothes, thanks to World Vision who introduced Vision Fund for communities to get loans… ...