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Ruling party ‘implicated’ in land-grabbing
Landowners tremble, chiefs stand powerless and the police watch helplessly as anarchy and lawlessness reign. Welcome to Chitipi on the…
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ACB plans arrests of DPP gurus
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) is set to arrest high-profile figures previously implicated in corruption scandals, The Nation has established. Three…
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Local authorities call for improved councillors’ pay
Malawi Local Government Association (Malga) has expressed concern that ward councillors’ honorarium has remained stagnant at K150 000 in the…
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No CDF budget for new constituencies
People in 36 newly-designated constituencies may have to wait longer before they start benefiting from Constituency Development Fund (CDF), which…
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Israel labour deal drags,29 recruited since April
Almost 10 months after the governments of Malawi and Israel signed an agreement for a government-to-government labour exportation deal, only…
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Who was fired for Sona errors?
There is a veil of secrecy on the identity of the five technocrats whom President Lazarus Chakwera summoned and reprimanded…
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Gwengwe out of Cabinet, Mumba takes over
President Lazarus Chakwera has shifted Engineer Vitumbiko Mumba from his Labour portfolio to become the new Minister of Trade and…
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Chakwera fights back Opposition
President Lazarus Chakwera took advantage of his question time in Parliament yesterday to fight back the opposition, particularly the Democratic…
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President Chakwera puts his achievements on record in Sona
President Lazarus Chakwera, yesterday, used the State of the Nation Address (Sona) to validate himself before voters on how much…
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Women leaders fault police on political violence
Fed up with rising cases of political violence targeting women, directors of women from political parties represented in Parliament yesterday…
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