[Opinion] Malawi’s Recovery Hinges on Reforms

Malawi’s recovery hinges on reforms

Some of the country’s long-term development partners say Malawi’s recovery will depend on government’s ability to push through reforms beyond the next political cycle. In a joint Policy Priorities for Malawi’s Recovery Note, the United Nations, African Development Bank (AfDB) and the World Bank observed that a new International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme could only help anchor the reforms, whose past efforts have often stalled before deliveri…

Revitalizing Malawi's Economy: Breakthroughs in Domestic Debt Restructuring

Key Business Points The Malawi government is consulting stakeholders on domestic debt restructuring, which may impact commercial banks, pension funds, and other institutional investors. Economist Marvin Banda cautions that the […] The post Revitalizing Malawi’s Economy: Breakthroughs in Domestic Debt Restructuring appeared first on Business Malawi.

Malawi at A crossroads: The K21 Trillion question that demands answers

By Suleman Chitera, Opinion and investigative desk Malawi today stands battered by deepening poverty, a collapsing economy, and a citizenry pushed to the edge of survival. At the center of this crisis lies a troubling question that refuses to go away: What happened to the trillions borrowed in the name of the Malawian people over the past five years? Under the administration of Lazarus Chakwera and his Malawi Congress Party, Malawi’s public debt…