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Court sets free Kapondamgaga, Mwale
Lilongwe Chief Resident Magistrate’s Court yesterday formally released from police custody former State Residences chief of staff Prince Kapondamgaga and…
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Sadc discusses climate disaster fund
Southern African Development Community (Sadc) member States are meeting in Lilongwe to build consensus on accessing climate disaster money from…
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Ex-PPDA boss battles ‘Illegal’ dismissal
Former Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Authority (PPDA) Director General Eddington Chilapondwa has taken his case to the Industrial…
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CCJP raises alarm over Malawi’s crisis fatigue
The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) says Malawi has become dangerously accustomed to living through one crisis after…
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GBA scandal: K36 billion at stake
Two former Greenbelt Authority (GBA) senior employees have entered a plea bargain to pay back a total of K107.5 million…
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Mubas meet revives development debate
Minister of Energy and Mining Jean Mathanga has said Malawi cannot achieve meaningful industrialisation and sustainable economic growth without major…
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Expert queries Power Market resuscitation
Energy expert Kandi Padambo has questioned government’s plan to revive Power Market Limited (PML), arguing that establishing a dedicated “single…
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The K128bn Amaryllis Stalemate
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) inquiry into the K128 billion Amaryllis Hotel pensions fund scandal has ground to a complete…
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Speaker vows crackdown on asset defaulters
Since 2013, the Assets Declaration Act has been little more than democratic window dressing—brazenly ignored by the very officials it…
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Investor says Amaryllis deal binding since 2023
Yusuf Investments Limited said it entered into a binding agreement with Public Service Pension Trust Fund for the sale of…
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