Lilongwe City Council (the “Council”), aiming to address the problem of poor organic waste management in public market areas, environmental and public health issues associated with organic waste in landfills,

Lilongwe City Council is migrating from manual platforms to digitalization as one of the key reform areas. The digitalized systems are aimed at contributing towards effective and efficient delivery of

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Lilongwe, just like any other city in Malawi, is facing rapid urbanization with the growth rate averaging more than 4 percent per annum. It is actually, the fastest growing city

Lilongwe City Council on 16 April, 2022 hosted 30 journalists from various media houses to orient them on its Strategic Plan & Client Service Charter which were officially launched in

The Lilongwe City Council has budgeted public funds to be used for supply and delivery of various goods and provision of various services for 2022/2023 financial year under Framework Agreement.