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Join Top UK TV Rugby Commentators on Malawi Adventure

Rugby fans and adventure-seekers are being invited to join two of the UK’s best-known rugby broadcasters for a special trip to Malawi combining community engagement, fundraising and a three-day trek through some of the country’s spectacular landscapes.

From 31 March to 8 April 2027, former England rugby international and TV pundit David “Flats” Flatman and leading sports commentator Alastair “Ali” Eykyn will travel to Malawi with Bhubesi Pride Foundation (BPF) for its Spirit of Malawi adventure. Additional participants are now being sought to join the group.

Orbis Expeditions Launches New Sport for Impact Malawi Expeditions for 2027

UK-based Orbis Expeditions, sister company to Malawi’s own Orbis DMC, is offering a series of exciting new Sport for Impact Expeditions for 2027, with two very different adventures set to bring travellers to the Warm Heart of Africa. Orbis Expeditions specialises in purpose-driven travel, using sport and adventure to connect visitors with communities and projects across Africa. Rather than sport simply being part of the holiday, its Sport for Impact programme uses it as a way to bring people together, support local initiatives and create lasting connections between participants and the destinations they visit.

A New Chapter for Bua River Lodge & Supporting Local Craftsmanship

Tucked away on the edge of the magnificent Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve is Bua River Lodge. With its 6 safari tents, Bua has always been something of a hidden gem. Now under new ownership, the vision for Bua River Lodge isn’t one of dramatic transformation. Instead, it’s about thoughtful improvements while protecting everything that has always made the lodge special. 

Bua River Lodge is taking a proudly Malawian approach as it continues its restoration and development. From locally handcrafted furniture and natural soaps to partnerships with artisans, producers and social enterprises, the lodge is making a conscious effort to ensure that tourism supports businesses and livelihoods across the country.

The Africa Rally 2026 Celebrates Record-Breaking Year with Malawi at its Heart

Malawi once again played a central role in The Africa Rally in 2026, welcoming teams from around the world as they reached the halfway point of their three-week adventure across Southern and East Africa. With the official Half Way Party taking place on the shores of Lake Malawi at Wheelhouse Marina in Senga Bay, the country provided one of the major meeting points of the entire Rally before teams continued on two different routes across the continent.

Majete goes live: watch Malawi’s Big Five reserve from anywhere

You can now watch Majete Wildlife Reserve live, at any hour, from anywhere in the world. Six streaming cameras have been set up at waterholes across the reserve, and the footage runs continuously on YouTube for anyone who wants to look in. The cameras came about through a partnership with PixCams, a wildlife technology company based in Murrysville, Pennsylvania. Its founder, Bill Powers, travelled out to Malawi and installed the system alongside Majete’s conservation and technology teams.

Malawi Airlines Adds More Johannesburg and Domestic Flights

Malawi Airlines has expanded its flight schedule with additional services between Lilongwe and Johannesburg, alongside extra domestic flights connecting Lilongwe and Blantyre. The new services, which came into effect on 24 August 2026, provide greater flexibility for both international visitors and those travelling within Malawi.

From Nkhotakota to Majete: National Parks in Malawi and across Africa take part in the Ranger Challenge

In this guest blog, Bua River Lodge shared their insight into the Ranger Challenge that took place last weekend, when rangers and supporters across Malawi and beyond took on a 21km endurance event in support of conservation. 

Lilongwe Wildlife Trust releases 2025-2026 Impact Report

Lilongwe Wildlife Trust (LWT), one of Malawi’s leading conservation organisations, has released its Impact Report for 2025-2026, showcasing another year of achievements in protecting the country’s wildlife and wild places. Working across wildlife rescue and rehabilitation, biodiversity conservation, environmental education and the fight against wildlife crime, LWT continues to respond to immediate conservation challenges while supporting longer-term change across Malawi. 

Run4Reforestation 2026 Returned to Zomba Plateau

Run4Reforestation returned to Malawi’s spectacular Zomba Plateau on Saturday 12 September 2026, as runners, conservation supporters and communities raised vital funds for the TREEZ charity and the continued protection and restoration of the Plateau’s forests. Published before the event, check out this article all about this emerging annual event in southern Malawi. A report on this year’s event will be in our next newsletter.

It's time to be inspired.

For those dreaming of their next African adventure, Malawi offers no shortage of inspiration. Have a read of some inspiring blogs that showcase just some of the experiences, landscapes and stories that make Malawi such a memorable destination.

The Rise of “Second Destination Africa”: Why Malawi Is the Next Great Discovery for Experienced Travellers

Malawi is becoming an increasingly appealing choice for repeat visitors to Africa. This article looks at why travellers are seeking new destinations, what Malawi offers, and how it can work as part of a wider regional itinerary.

Lake Malawi: Africa’s Inland Beach Destination

Lake Malawi is one of Africa’s most distinctive beach destinations, combining golden sands, clear freshwater, tropical islands and a wide range of activities. From snorkelling and kayaking to island escapes and lakeside lodges, discover what makes the Lake of Stars such a special part of any Malawi holiday.