Malawi Nation, Weekend Nation and Nation on Sunday. The printrun averages 15,000 for the daily and 30,000 for the weekenders. · Jamieson Publications, another family-owned company, publishes the weekly Chronicle with a circulation of 5,000. · The weekly Courier is owned by proxies of the Democratic Progressive Party and has a circulation of 3,000. · The Guardian is owned by the State President’s daughter and has a circulation of around 5,000. The average cover price for a daily is Malawi kwacha 60 – the price of a loaf of bread or a pint of milk. Broadcasting Radio Malawi has two state owned radio stations – MBC Radio 1 (general public) and MBC Radio 2 (commercial). The stations have a 90 per cent national coverage. In addition to these, the country has four private stations – Capital Radio FM, Power Radio FM, both with 60 - 70 percent national coverage; Joy Radio FM with 10 per cent coverage and Zodiak Radio FM (coverage not determined, station set up in 2005). There are three community radio licencees, namely MIJ Radio FM, Dzimwe Community Radio and Nkhotakota Community Radio. There is also a growing number of religious radio stations, namely Radio Maria, Radio Alinafe, Radio Tigawane (all Catholic Church); Radio Islam; Calvary Radio (Calvary Family Church); Channel for All Nations (Assemblies of God); Africa Bible College Radio and Trans12 African Media Barometer - Malawi 2006