Wicknell Chivayo Mansion Fallout: New details after Zimbabwean tycoon Wicknell Chivayo’s helicopter death show the Harare “Gletwyn” mansion title stayed in former police commissioner Augustine Chihuri’s name, with Chivayo paying only US$1.4m of a US$2.5m deal and the rest linked to alleged “political services,” raising fresh questions over ownership and unpaid balances. Malawi Fuel & Forex Pressure: President Arthur Peter Mutharika marked his first year saying progress is real but recovery will be “painful,” with foreign exchange still the hardest problem; critics argue the fuel crisis is worsening due to forex gaps and depleted reserves, not just global shocks. First-Year Politics Under Fire: Opposition Malawi Congress Party’s Jessie Kabwila rejects the President’s “50 percent” scorecard as a “disaster,” accusing government of “lies” and pointing to suffering in hospitals. Governance & CDF Scrutiny: Questions continue over Constituency Development Fund spending, including a case where an MP’s election was nullified and new CDF projects face cost and process concerns. Education & Malawi 2063: Education Minister Bright Msaka marks World Teachers’ Day, saying teachers are central to the Malawi 2063 agenda and highlighting steps like the Teachers Council of Malawi and teacher training reforms. RBM Pension Move: The Reserve Bank of Malawi licenses Pro Veritas as the first pension adviser, aiming to plug gaps in independent advisory services for pension funds and members. Power Supply Update: EGENCO reports repairs are underway to restore Nkula B Unit 6 after a five-week outage, a key issue for load shedding. Regional Security Talks: Malawi is among countries attending Uganda’s inaugural conference on Military Operations Other Than War in Kampala, focusing on cyber threats, AI, terrorism and border security.