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Business
Zambia certifies Usingini Coffee
The Zambia Bureau of Standards (Zabs) has certified Fecko Investment’s Usingini Upland Coffee, a development that unlocks export opportunities for…
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Business News
LRR increase wipes K22 billion from banking system—data
The raising of Liquidity Reserve Requirement (LRR) for banks’ domestic deposits from 10 to 12 percent have removed about K22…
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Business News
Local coal industry decries funding gaps
Coal Mines Association of Malawi has urged the government to facilitate investment in large-scale coal mining projects to enhance domestic…
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Business News
Inflation continues to soften, hits 20.8%
Malawi’s year-on-year headline inflation rate eased at the start of the second half, declining by 0.3 percentage points to 20.8…
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Business News
Tobacco Commission explains decline in tobacco output
The Tobacco Commission (TC) has attributed the drop in tobacco output this year to disease, heavy rains and post-harvest losses.…
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Business News
EDF says its investments earned K171bn in 5 years
Export Development Fund (EDF) says that during the past five years it has invested about K35.8 billion in export-oriented ventures…
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National Sports
Scorchers’ jerseys hot cake
Scorchers replica jerseys have become scarce, with the price almost doubling, as analysts describe the team’s success at the Women’s…
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National News
Malawi secures groundnuts market in Kenya
Malawi has unlocked a groundnuts export market in Kenya under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) which has seen…
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Business News
Lindian says its mining licence within the law
Lindian Resources Limited, the owner of Kangankunde Rare Earth Project in Balaka District, says its mining licence is within statutory…
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Business News
Govt cuts borrowing by 85% in July—data
The Malawi Government borrowed about K144.6 billion in July through Treasury bills (T-bills), representing an 85.7 percent reduction from K880.4…
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