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‘Money-laundering still a huge challenge’
Recently, the Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA) said it has uncovered new trends in money laundering involving various actors, including public…
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State House, ministries mum on demos reports
Five days after President Lazarus Chakwera returned from Nigeria amid an order to find reports from security agencies on violent…
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Chakwera assents to Sugar Cane Industry Bill, 12 others
President Lazarus Chakwera has signed into law 13 Bills, including the Sugar cane Industry Bill and the Prisons Bill which…
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Ministry in hiring mess, court stops process
The High Court of Malawi has granted an order to 500 concerned nurses and midwives stopping Ministry of Health from…
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Stakeholders narrate how demos are foiled
Ever since the dawn of democracy in Malawi in 1993, successive administrations have tended to sponsor some groups of people…
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Human Rights Watch for probe of demos violence
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on authorities to investigate brutal attacks on peaceful demonstrators by a group of panga-wielding…
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Anonymous ‘demos’ poster stirs panic
Security and political experts have expressed fear that Malawi risks degenerating into anarchy after an unknown group yesterday issued a…
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PAC seeks to meet Chakwera, APM on political violence
Public Affairs Committee (PAC) wants to meet President Lazarus Chakwera and his predecessor Peter Mutharika to implore them to rein…
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Court acquits Paramount directors in forgery case
The Lilongwe Chief Resident Magistrate’s Court has acquitted Paramount Holdings Limited directors in a case they were accused of making…
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Study recommends new subsidy model
Researchers have recommended adoption of a hybrid farm inputs subsidy model to include conditional subsidies for productive smallholders and one…
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