National Oil Company of Malawi Limited

04/05/2026

Tonight, we proudly celebrate excellence in journalism as outstanding reporters are recognized under the NOCMA Best Petroleum Reporter of the Year category at the MISA Malawi Awards Gala Dinner.

At NOCMA, we remain committed to contributing to the growth of responsible journalism by promoting accuracy, accountability and impactful storytelling. Journalists continue to inspire and elevate the standards of reporting in Malawi through their hardwork and dedication to duty.

To honor their achievements, the winners will be treated to a special awards ceremony hosted by NOCMA.

Watch this space!

30/04/2026

Happy Labour Day to all our hardworking employees and stakeholders. Your dedication keeps our nation moving!! We value you!!

29/04/2026

At NOCMA, safety isn’t just a requirement, it is a core value that guides everything we do. We are committed to maintaining the highest safety standards, protecting our people, our environment, and our operations at all times. That is why, we join the world in commemorating World Safety Day! # #

29/03/2026

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24/03/2026

NOCMA Donates MWK 200 Million to Support Disaster Relief

Today, the National Oil Company of Malawi (NOCMA) presented MWK 200 million to the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) to support Malawians affected by recent disasters.

Speaking during the symbolic handover, Director of Finance, Mrs. Sophia Mkandawire, emphasized that the people affected are not strangers to us — they are our customers, our partners, and our fellow citizens. Because the lives and livelihoods of Malawians are directly connected to the services we provide, we feel duty bound to stand with them in this difficult time.

Receiving the donation, Commissioner for Disaster Management Affairs, Dr. Wilson Moleni, indicated that nearly 4 million people have been affected, with 29 lives sadly lost.

At NOCMA, we believe supporting our customers goes beyond business — it is a responsibility we proudly uphold as we work together to rebuild stronger communities. 💙

16/03/2026

09/03/2026

At NOCMA, we celebrate women every day. That’s why we proudly joined the rest of the world in commemorating International Women’s Day.

It was a special moment to appreciate the strength, dedication, and impact of women in our organization and across the nation. Ndiye zinalikotu – a truly memorable celebration! 💜

28/02/2026

The National Oil Company of Malawi (NOCMA) LTD this Saturday, February 28, 2026, appeared before the Parliamentary Committee of Natural Resources and Climate Change at Sunbird Livingstonia Beach Hotel in Salima to provide an update on the current fuel supply situation in Malawi.

The engagement was aimed at appraising the Committee on the status of fuel stocks, supply logistics, and ongoing interventions to ensure stability in the sector. NOCMA also used the platform to solicit continued support from Members of Parliament in strengthening the fuel supply chain and safeguarding national energy security.

Leading NOCMA delegation on behalf of its Board Chairperson, Mr. Frank Kunje, who is Chairperson of Finance, Audit and Risk Committee of the NOCMA Board of Directors expressed appreciation to Members of Parliament for their proactive role in ensuring that NOCMA effectively delivers on its mandate. He emphasized that the fuel sector remains a critical driver of the economy, powering key sectors such as transportation, agriculture, manufacturing, health, and mining.

“We are grateful for the unwavering support from Parliament. The fuel sector underpins virtually every productive sector of our economy. Continued collaboration will ensure that we maintain stability and efficiency in supply,” said Kunje.

Chairperson of the Committee, Tiaone Hendry, assured NOCMA of the Committee’s commitment to providing necessary oversight and intervention where needed. She encouraged the Company to maintain open lines of communication with the Committee and to seek engagement before challenges escalate.

The meeting reflects NOCMA’s continued commitment to transparency, accountability, and stakeholder engagement as it works to fulfill its mandate of ensuring reliable and sustainable fuel supply for national development.

21/02/2026

Working in the Oil & Gas industry is no small task. From high-risk environments and strict safety standards to long hours, remote locations, tight deadlines, market volatility, and the constant pressure to ensure uninterrupted fuel supply — the demands can take a toll on mental health.

Recognizing this reality, the National Oil Company of Malawi (NOCMA) recently organized a Mental Health Awareness Talk for its members of staff across all company depots nationwide.

Led by renowned mental health expert Professor Chiwoza Bandawe, the sessions created a safe and supportive space for employees to openly share their experiences, challenges and personal journeys. Staff members gained critical insights into mental wellbeing, stress management, and the importance of seeking support when needed.

At NOCMA, people matter. Prioritizing mental health is not just an initiative — it’s a commitment to building a healthier, stronger, and more resilient workforce.

13/02/2026

Koma mwanva??

08/01/2026

Remember: We will select the first 10 correct answers.

Here we go!!

1. Name any one of NOCMA’s satellite depots.

2. How many litres can the Mzuzu SFR store?

3. What is the name of NOCMA’s current CEO?