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EU, Malawi discuss political, economic situation
The European Union (EU) and Malawi Government representatives met yesterday in Lilongwe and discussed several issues of mutual benefit, including…
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4 firms keen to set up fertiliser plant
Smallholder Farmers Fertiliser Revolving Fund of Malawi (SFFRFM) says four international investors have expressed interest to set up a fertiliser…
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Pink eye disease cases rise, hit schools, prisons
Pink eye disease continues to spread across the country and has now affected 3 570 students while cumulative cases as…
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UNDP report shows growing inequality
Poor countries’ lag in development is worsening global inequality and stirring up political polarisation, a new Human Development Index (HDI)…
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Budgets off MW2063 track
The Malawi 2063 (MW2063) development plan that aims to turn the country into an upper middle income economy might be…
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More Malawians depressed—World Bank
A World Bank report has found that more Malawians are depressed due to worsening poverty and financial woes on the…
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Mwanyali, Mbemba win Mzuzu City Half Marathon
Athlete Chikondi Mwanyali of Civil Service Athletics Club in Lilongwe yesterday retained the Mzuzu City 21-kilometre Half Marathon in men’s…
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Renowned preacher Sauti-Phiri retires after 29-year AE service
Pastor Abel Lazaro Sauti-Phiri, a renowned preacher and trainer of evangelists and disciplers in many churches in Malawi, has retired…
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Double efforts for women empowerment—First Lady
First Lady Monica Chakwera has called on donors and development partners to double their efforts in financing gender equality interventions…
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Minister urges innovative energy solutions
Minister of Mining Monica Chang’anamuno says there is need for long-lasting innovative solutions that transcends traditional boundaries by aiming not…
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