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Malawi fails on corruption, poverty
Today, Malawi is celebrating 60 years of independence and if it were a civil servant, this would have heralded retirement.…
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Is kalumo defiant?
Department of Immigration and Citizenship Services former director general Brigadier General Charles Kalumo (retired) continues to sign documents despite the…
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TNM sued for K22 billion over intellectual property
Ananius Cyrus Zulu has dragged TNM Mpamba Limited and Telekom Networks Malawi (TNM) plc to court, demanding K22 billion for…
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Shanil buried according to her wish
On the last day of honouring her industrious and selfless life, thousands escorted former first lady Patricia Shanil Dzimbiri to…
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Wittika murder case stalls
Progress has stalled in the murder case involving Lester Maganga, a personal assistant to Minister of Information and Digitisation Moses…
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Mia applauds Macra’s ICT lab initiative
Minister of Water and Sanitation Abida Mia says Connect-A-School project which Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority’s (Macra) is implementing is a…
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Chiefs, MBC in land scrum
Disagreements have ensued between Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) and chiefs around Bangula in Nsanje and Ekwendeni in Mzimba over the…
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Kalumo’s decisions, entitlements intact—lawyers
Legal experts have said decisions Brigadier General Charles Kalumo (Retired) made as director general of the Department of Immigration and…
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Court boots out kalumo
There was jubilation yesterday among some Department of Immigration and Citizenship Services workers after the High Court of Malawi nullified…
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Digital project contractor dared to outline progress
Parliamentary Committee on Media, Information, and Communications has asked local information and communications technology (ICT) and Internet service provider Bengol.Net…
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