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Continued theft of medicines deepens hospital shortages
Persistent theft of medicines from Malawi’s public health system continues to undermine efforts to stabilise supplies, with the Ministry of…
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Mumba dismisses claims foundation is political
Mzimba Central independent legislator and former cabinet minister Vitumbiko Mumba has dismissed speculation that he is using the People over…
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Mutharika appoints new MHRC commissioners
President Peter Mutharika has appointed the ninth cohort of the Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC) comprising seven commissioners barely a…
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Inquiry queries conflicting wreckage discovery times
The Parliamentary Ad-hoc Committee invest igating the June 10 2024 military plane crash has queried conflicting accounts of when the…
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Malawi tables debt relief,climate financing at Unga
Malawi has called for comprehensive debt relief and restructuring to ease the debt burden undermining development and leaving government with…
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Malawi’s quarry industry faces regulatory questions
As Malawi’s mining sector expands, a quieter boom in quarry mining is raising alarms over dust, blasting, respiratory illnesses and…
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Inquiry Frowns at DODMA
Members of the Parliamentary Adhoc Committee probing the June 10 2024 military plane crash that killed Vice-President Saulos Chilima and…
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Bishop hails democracy, blasts governance failures
Catholic bishops in Malawi on Friday evoked memories of the Church’s role in the country’s transition to multiparty democracy, but…
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Taxpayers to bear cost of Mozambique electricity
The prospect of spending a colossal K9.8 billion every month on imported electricity has unsettled Malawi, prompting government efforts to…
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Mega farmers still owe govt K55.8bn
Mega farmers contracted through the Mega Farms Unit have so far repaid only 21.2 percent of their loans, leaving K55.8…
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