The Malawi government and the World Bank signed a Grant Agreement of USD 137 million, representing the return of direct budgetary support and the restoration of investor confidence in Malawi's economy.

The government of Malawi launched the Phungu Wanga project, which will see an increase in the participation of citizens in parliamentary activities. Phungu Wanga project seeks to improve citizen awareness and involvement in Parliamentary proceedings, empower citizens to advocate for change and strengthen the capacity of Members of Parliament.

President Chakwera announced austerity measures where he has suspended all foreign trips by members of his government funded by public funds and also recalled all cabinet ministers with immediate effect in a bid to cut government spending in light of the prevailing economic situation in Malawi. he also cut reduced government fuel allocations by 50% to save money  .

President Lazarus Chakwera launched the National Action Plan for Open Government Partnership (OGP) for Malawi at Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe. The OGP is a multilateral initiative with 75 member countries that aims at ensuring strong commitments by governments to promote transparency, empower the citizenry, fight corruption and harness new technologies in order to strengthen governance and make the government open and more accountable.