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Malawi's financial inclusion rose to 88% by 2025, but faces challenges in road safety, infrastructure, and debt management.
Malawi’s financial inclusion rate has surged to 88% by 2025, up from 19% in 2008, driven by digital financial services and strong public engagement, according to the Reserve Bank of Malawi.
Meanwhile, road safety remains a growing concern, with the Road Safety Alert Foundation warning of a national crisis due to accidents linked to reckless driving, poor infrastructure, and weak enforcement.
In Thyolo District, development plans include road upgrades, irrigation projects, and expanded energy and health access, while a baby was found abandoned at a hospital and the district’s mortuary has been non-functional due to a cooling system failure.
The IMF has urged Malawi to strengthen tax collection and manage debt, as its debt exceeds half of GDP and foreign aid declines threaten public services.
La inclusión financiera de Malawi aumentó al 88% para 2025, pero enfrenta desafíos en seguridad vial, infraestructura y gestión de deudas.