Malawi reports e-learning progress

Data Protection Authority MACRA has launched nationwide sensitisation meetings for postal and courier operators to improve compliance with Malawi’s Data Protection Act.

The telco plans to introduce satellite technology to improve mobile coverage in remote areas, as operators seek new ways to tackle persistent connectivity challenges across the country.

Revenue authority introduced aerial surveillance after recording significant revenue losses linked to undetected smuggled goods entering the country.

A national report reveals 85% of Malawian schools lack internet access, threatening the country’s 2030 digital vision.

The regulator hosts talks in Lilongwe to enable Malawian content creators to earn revenue from global social media platforms.

The Indian delegation showcased UPI as a fast, secure, and real-time payment platform that enables seamless cashless transactions through mobile applications.

The system, a digital platform, is designed to enhance tax compliance and real-time record-keeping.

C3SA and Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority are hosting DNS abuse training to secure regional internet.

The initiative is expected to support digital learning and improve access to agricultural information through emerging tools such as Agri AI.

Speaking in Parliament, the ICT minister explained that the current 20% figure is a "long way" from the national target of 80% by 2030.

Malawi is leveraging digital tools like the SGBV Observatory and e-Courts to improve access to justice, reduce delays, and support vulnerable groups.

The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority announced this weekend that the first engagement with Meta and Tik Tok will take place next month in Lilongwe.