Malawi’s Money Supply Growth Cools: What It Means for Business and Investment
Key Business Points – Malawi’s annual broad money supply (M2) growth slowed to 42.9 percent in Q4 2025 from 51 percent the previous quarter, reflecting reduced public sector borrowing and […]
Swift Courier Expands to Serve Malawi’s Growing Business and Consumer Needs
Key Business Points • Swift Courier Service expands into inter-city relocation and grocery delivery to meet growing demand for convenience. • Relocation service designed for households and businesses, ensuring safe […]
Malawi Economy Ends Year Strong – What It Means for Business Growth
Key Business Points Malawi closed the 2025-26 financial year with K8.425 trillion in spending, K173 billion below the revised budget, reflecting new fiscal discipline. Government-funded spending excluding foreign resources dropped […]
Pension Fund Insights: A Game Changer for Malawi’s Economic Landscape
Key Business Points Reserve Bank of Malawi Governor George Partridge has imposed K40 million fines on each Public Service Pension Trust Fund trustee for regulatory breaches. Trustees claim the penalties […]
Malawi’s Cheque Trends: What It Means for Your Business Strategy
Key Business Points Cheque transaction volumes in Malawi fell by 17.2% but total value rose by 15.4% in 2025, showing continued use for high-value payments. The Reserve Bank of Malawi’s […]
Safeguarding Power, Empowering Growth: Regional Utilities Unite Against Vandalism
Key Business Points Energy infrastructure vandalism is costing regional utilities billions annually, threatening electricity supply stability and investor confidence Sapp is developing a regional security framework to combat cross-border vandalism […]
Manufacturers Struggle Under Heavy Tax Burden – What It Means for Malawi’s Economy
Key Business Points New taxes and rising costs are driving down production and sales across Malawi’s manufacturing sector Small businesses struggle to access affordable credit despite the central bank’s recent […]
EIU Projects Inflation Surge to 29% Amid Economic Challenges
Key Business Points Malawi’s annual average inflation rate is projected to surge to 29% in 2026 due to fuel price hikes and Middle East conflict, nearly doubling current estimates Consumers […]
Banks’ Profit Surge Signals Confidence in Malawi’s Economic Future
Key Business Points The financial sector is set to grow by 5.7 percent in 2026 through private sector investment rather than government borrowing, signaling a shift in credit flows. Annual […]
Financial Opportunities in Climate Crisis: Navigating the Path Forward in Malawi
Key Business Points Current climate financing structures remain inaccessible and deliver funds mainly as loans, increasing debt burdens for countries like Malawi. Weak national systems and accountability gaps hinder effective […]