AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFuel Crisis: Motorists are sleeping at petrol stations as shortages leave taxi and motorcycle operators idle. The government blames limited foreign currency, while the disruption is again hitting livelihoods and transport. Economic Resilience: A Reserve Bank economist warned that slower global growth threatens Malawi’s exports and aid flows. Tobacco earnings reached US$287.1 million by early October, down from US$526.2 million a year earlier, underscoring the need to strengthen the economy at home. Housing Investment: Malawi’s K8.1 trillion plan targets 135,000 homes by 2031, but delivery will depend on attracting private capital and support from development partners as government finances remain tight.
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