Bad people trick Malawian job seekers with fake offers abroad. Police warn about posts on Facebook and Telegram that promise high pay in Malaysia and other Asian countries. These scammers show papers with great monthly wages and free plane tickets to make the deals look real.
The government asks citizens to check with Labor Ministry officials before accepting overseas jobs. This advice comes after three Malawians came home last month from trafficking networks that caught them through online ads. Officials said these three were part of 9,032 foreigners caught in Myanmar for illegal entry and computer crimes.
Many young Malawians try to leave the country because they need work and money. Hard times at home push them to look elsewhere...
An expert criticized President Chakwera's new jobs pledge. The leader said he would create three million work spots if voters pick him again on September 16. He discussed this plan during a recent Labor Day event, where he also promised cheaper goods and better pay for workers.
Thomas Chirwa thinks these claims make no sense. He asks how someone who created fewer than a million jobs in five years could suddenly create three times more. Chirwa says the speech writers need to give the president better material. The current government struggles with high prices and flat wages for state employees.
The administration claims it has already created about 900,000 jobs since taking power in 2020. Many doubt these numbers actually helped real...
Upset voters from Mchinji, Mzimba, and Ntchisi met with MCP leader Richard Chimwendo Banda to complain about unfair primary votes. The angry supporters say party officials played favorites when picking candidates for parliament and local seats. Many claim the selection process broke normal rules and gave advantages to certain people.
Banda told reporters he heard their concerns but wants to handle problems privately. He asked members to stay united as elections approach and to trust party leaders to fix issues. Despite his calm words, anger keeps growing among hopeful candidates who feel pushed aside. Several areas report problems with delayed voting and protests at polling sites.
A local expert warns the party risks losing loyal...
The Gender Minister worries about poor community involvement in local projects across Malawi. Jean Sendeza points to misunderstood democratic ideas that created a reliance on cash payments before citizens' help with public works. Many refuse to fix roads or maintain schools unless paid first.
The government launched Community Development Month this May to address these problems. During these weeks, officials want people to join construction projects and learn useful skills without payment. The program aims to rebuild the self-help attitude that existed before multi-party politics changed public expectations.
Sendeza believes this effort supports national goals in the Malawi 2063 long-term plan. Various groups will work together on...
Civil servants across four Malawi districts wait for their April pay. Teachers in Blantyre report financial hardships, as other district staff have already received their money. Many workers struggle to make ends meet without their expected income.
The Finance Ministry blames technical glitches at commercial banks for the problem. Officials say all April salaries were processed between April 24 and 30. The money reached the banking system but stalled during final disbursement. A team from the Accountant General and the Reserve Bank confirmed the fund's arrival.
Dr. Betchani Tchereni, Treasury Secretary, asked workers to remain patient. The government promises staff will receive their pay very soon. Affected districts include Blantyre...
Jensen Huang raised his pay for the first time in ten years as NVIDIA reached a market value of $3 trillion. His monthly base salary jumped to $1.5 million, giving him $49.9 million yearly when adding stock awards. The company grew largely because Huang saw AI potential early, making smart business moves ahead of market trends.
NVIDIA workers earn about $300,000 on average, making the CEO's pay 166 times higher than regular staff pay. This gap seems reasonable compared to other tech firms since Huang helped create massive growth. His personal wealth stands at $97.9 billion, placing him 17th on the Bloomberg Billionaire Index, with most of it coming from his NVIDIA shares. The company faces challenges selling products to China under new...
NVIDIA graphics cards remain sky high months after release. The RTX 5090 sells around €3000 in Europe, about 41 percent above its official price tag. Buyers might find rare deals closer to the launch price of €2229, but most stores charge much more. Price tracking shows tiny improvements from March to April across all models.
The RTX 5080 costs €1389 on average, exceeding its €1189 European price tag. Lower models fare no better with the RTX 5070 Ti selling for €950 and the RTX 5070 staying €35 above its launch price. American shoppers face similar issues with the RTX 5090 nearing $3000 at many stores.
Most retailers run out of stock quickly, keeping prices inflated. The RTX 5080 starts at $1389, but fancier versions reach $1600—the...
Ubisoft works on nine Assassins Creed games right now according to Tom Henderson at Insider Gaming. Mobile game Jade set in Ancient China comes next with no updates for about two years. The company plans a multiplayer game called Invictus for 2025 with five years of updates afterward if sales meet targets.
Black Flag Remake arrives late 2025 or early 2026. Hexe follows in 2027 after Shadows finishes its updates. This game comes from Clint Hocking who made Splinter Cell Chaos Theory and Far Cry 2. The next big RPG codenamed Scarlet already started production and might feature three settings Aztec India and Mediterranean areas.
Four more games exist with less information available. A second remake called Stardust has no details about...
Apple made $95.4 billion last quarter, with Services earning $26.4 billion. Services bring much higher profits than hardware sales. For every dollar from Services like Apple Music or iCloud, Apple keeps about 76 cents compared to just 36 cents from each hardware dollar.
iPhone sales reached $46.8 billion, but hardware costs eat up most of that money. Services cost Apple only $6.46 billion to run, helping raise the company's overall profit margin to 47 percent. This success marks ten straight quarters of Services growth.
Experts think Services will earn $100 billion this year, making up a quarter of Apple's expected $400 billion yearly total. The App Store helps drive these profits through fees from app purchases. As people keep buying...
