The president of Malawi has explained his decision to expel the British High Commissioner for the first time, saying he had insulted him.

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Malawi says UK envoy ‘insulting’

The hits keep on coming for Madonna’s troubled Raising Malawi charity: Eight former employees of the charity in Malawi are suing the singer after they lost their jobs when the school plans collapsed. Last week, Raising Malawi’s board was ousted amid…

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Madonna Sued by Charity Workers

Plans to build the $15 million school have been abandoned amid criticism of what auditors called $3.8 million in outlandish expenditures.

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Madonna’s Charity Fails in Bid to Finance School

Plans to build the $15 million school have been abandoned amid criticism of what auditors called $3.8 million in outlandish expenditures.

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Madonna’s Charity Fails in Bid to Finance School

The trial begins in Malawi of former President Bakili Muluzi on charges of corruption, which he denies.

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Malawi’s ex-leader goes on trial

Two of Malawi’s most senior judicial officials argue over whether a new bill includes a provision that outlaws breaking wind in public.

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Malawi row over public farting ban

Funding to help up to 1,000 women in Malawi become primary school teachers is announced by the Scottish government.

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Malawi teachers get funds boost

Eighty mainly elderly people recently jailed in for practising witchcraft in Malawi should be freed as their convictions are illegal, campaigners say.

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Plea to free Malawi’s ‘witches’