Malawi Internet Service Providers
An official list of the active internet service providers in Malawi with their background information & services provided to their consumers.
Unlocking Malawi’s Trade Potential: K411 Billion in Barriers Explained
Key Business Points – Malawi could be losing as much as K411.8 billion in potential export revenue due to trade misreporting and inefficiencies – Export-oriented industrialization is urgently needed to […]
Malawi Secures K75bn Chinese Grant for Landmark Dual Carriageway
Key Business Points $43 million (about K75.29 billion) funding secured from China for infrastructure and digital transformation. New dual carriageway from Kanengo to Kamuzu International Airport will boost logistics and […]
Malawi’s Graphite Gateway: US Partnership Powers Opportunities
Key Business Points Sovereign Metals secures deal with US-based Traxys to market 40,000+ tonnes per year of graphite, opening new export revenue streams Partnership provides access to US Government’s $12 […]
Illovo Urges Forex Reforms to Fuel Malawi’s Economic Growth
Key Business Points Illovo Sugar Malawi urges government to reform foreign exchange policies to support long-term business growth Export restrictions are limiting market expansion opportunities for key agricultural processors Policy […]
Lotus Saves K25bn with Landmark Grid Connection Deal
Key Business Points Kayelekera Uranium Mine expects to save $12–$14 million yearly by connecting to the national grid this year First commercial uranium shipment targeted for Q2 2026 with cash […]
A Thunderclap For Lazy Mermaid. [ It’s mostly here to take advantage of my mind’s own ability to create sensible sounding sentences in the gaps between the readable content, without paying attention to the fact that these “understandable” gaps don’t always make much sense. I think that’s part of the reason why the sentence generation is so hard — we should probably say “Generating a randomly selected, sensical English sentence” rather than “Creating a high fidelity generated random English sentence” In the same spirit, using random characters seems to make the output much more legible and has a similar effect to adding noise and jitter to random numbers. In fact, I am now considering introducing randomness into programs as a general way to create “artificial” grammatical forms and sentences. This even helps with “breadth” of comprehension of the meaning of things, which would otherwise depend entirely on the meaning of a particular sentence generator. Update 7th September 2015: I’m now using an algorithm similar to the one I originally provided in my first sentence in this post ]
Key Business Points – Treasury Bill yields have fallen sharply, with 91-day T-Bills dropping from 16% to 12% and 182-day T-Bills from 20% to 16%, lowering returns for short-term money […]
Govt unveils budget shifts to fuel investment growth
Key Business Points Malawi’s government is prioritizing fiscal consolidation and export revival, but private sector warns policy distortions and foreign exchange shortages are suppressing growth. Sugar exporter Illovo reports exports […]
Capitalise on China Zero Tariff Deal: Malawi’s Business Opportunity
Key Business Points Zero-tariff exports to China open new market opportunities for Malawian agriculture and manufactured goods starting May 2026. Expanded zero tariffs now include all products from LDCs, boosting […]
Malawi’s Tobacco Quotas: A New Era for Local Business Growth
Key Business Points • Tobacco industry stakeholders must align production with market demand to stabilise prices and avoid oversupplying. • Stronger contract farming oversight and improved registration systems will help […]
New Visions for Progress: Charting Malawi’s Next Generation Economic Growth
Key Business Points Invest in building human capabilities through skills training to unlock Malawi’s youthful workforce potential Focus on value addition in agriculture and minerals to create local jobs and […]