Pension Growth Powers Malawi Business Expansion – Nation Online
Key Business Points The pension industry’s asset growth shows investment potential but requires urgent action to address employer contribution arrears. Rising unpaid employer pensions threaten workers’ retirement savings, creating regulatory […]
Driving Business Resilience in Malawi Amidst the Forex Crisis
Key Business Points Prioritise export diversification to boost foreign exchange earnings Implement phased exchange rate adjustments to protect local traders Strengthen production capacity and supply side policies before devaluing The […]
Malawi: Economic Growth Can’t Solve Poverty, Economists Caution
Key Business Points Malawi projects 2.8 percent GDP growth in 2026, but this modest rise may not lift household incomes for most citizens. Rapid population growth threatens to outpace economic […]
Scaling Credit to Accelerate Growth in Malawi’s Agro SME Sector
Key Business Points Banks must expand credit to agriculture where small farmers drive 25 percent of GDP but lack financing to scale Cooperatives are proving effective at reducing lending risk […]
Nico’s K41.8bn Dividend Payout: A Major Signal of Strength for Malawi’s Economy
Key Business Points Diversified companies like Nico Holdings are increasingly paying dividends to shareholders, signaling financial stability and encouraging investor confidence in Malawi’s business sector. Strategic payouts of dividends may […]
K265bn Dividends from Malawian Banks: A Strategic Opportunity for Local Businesses – The Times Group
Key Business Points • Capitalise on rising interest income and robust dividends to fund expansion. • Shift lending into productive sectors and diversifying away from government securities for steadier returns. […]
Tax Incentives: Evaluating Their Impact on Malawi’s Treasury and Business Opportunities
Key Business Points Monitor tax incentive use to ensure they deliver jobs and export growth. Assess cost impact and demand transparent reporting on K811.6 billion forgone revenue. Advocate for incentives […]
Malawi Banks Warn: Tepid Demand and Steep Rates Strain Business Activity
Key Business Points Seek lower borrowing costs to expand operations and hire staff. Explore export markets to diversify revenue and reduce reliance on local demand. Leverage agricultural financing ahead of […]
Deputy Chief Secretary Calls for Employee Development Investment to Strengthen Malawi’s Economy
Key Business Points Invest in employee training and development to stay competitive in a changing economy, as skilled workers are the driving force behind productivity and growth for Malawian businesses. […]
Thriving Workplaces, Stronger Businesses: Boosting Productivity for Malawi’s Economic Growth
Key Business Points Prioritize inclusive hiring to tap into diverse talent pools and boost local productivity. Invest in continuous training for HR teams to build modern, people centred workplaces. Focus […]