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Magalasi bail ruling Sept 11, allowed to receive medical care
Economist and political strategist Collins Magalasi will remain in custody until September 11, when the court will rule on his…
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Parliament opens 12 probes; Speaker wants accountability
Parliament yesterday unveiled investigations into 12 critical issues affecting the country, including fuel supply, electricity, pensions, mining, passport services, prison…
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Pay up! Court tells mega farmers
The High Court of Malawi has discharged an injunction 48 mega farmers obtained on behalf of 800 others barring Malawi…
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ACB DG position re‑advertised
The Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs has re‑advertised the post of Director General (DG) of the Anti‑Corruption Bureau (ACB)…
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Climatic shocks deepen
Christina Njala of Matapira village, Traditional Authority Mazengera in Lilongwe, has seen her harvests collapse under erratic rains. A mother…
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MEC officials formally charged, granted bail
The Lilongwe Magistrate’s Court yesterday formally charged four Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) officials, including immediate-past chief elections officer Andrew Mpesi…
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Police arrest 4 for abuse of office, others at MEC
Police in Lilongwe yesterday arrested four Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) officials, including immediate-past chief elections officer Andrew Mpesi in connection…
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No action on Witchcraft Act review 5 years later
Five years after the Special Law Commission submitted a report and supporting Bills proposing the repeal of the Witchcraft Act…
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Ombudsman probes local mining sector
The Office of the Ombudsman has launched an investigation into Malawi’s mining sector amid a boom in mineral discoveries and…
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80% men not biological fathers to their ‘children’
In a staggering revelation of widespread paternity fraud, testing facilities in Malawi report that roughly 80 percent of DNA paternity…
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