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Beating hunger, dry spell with GMO crops
Most farmers in Malawi continue to face effects of climate change such as dry spell and sometimes prolonged rainfall which…
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MLS, CSOs fume over Judiciary Bills
Malawi Law Society (MLS) and some civil society organisations (CSOs) have told the Executive to stop using the Judiciary as…
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Hope as cancer treatment centre opens
President Lazarus Chakwera yesterday opened a multi-billion kwacha International Blantyre Cancer Centre (IBCC) developed by Thomson and Barbara Mpinganjira Foundation…
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Chakwera denies seeking chiefs’ favours
President Lazarus Chakwera has dismissed suggestions that his meeting with about 70 traditional leaders from the Northern Region on Monday…
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RA moves to fix M5 damaged sections
The Roads Authority (RA) says it has started fixing sections of the Lakeshore Road, also known as M5, that were…
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‘Abused’ Malawian women flip flop
Some Malawian women, who reportedly asked government to repatriate them from Oman, have made a U-turn on the plea. The…
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Mabedi for full-strength squad
Flames coach Patrick Mabedi says he will call a full strength squad, including all active foreign-based players, for the four-nation…
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Trade deficit narrows in 2023 Q4
Malawi’s trade deficit narrowed by 6.2 percent to $495.8 million at the end of the fourth quarter of 2023, figures…
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Court dismisses Admarc’s bid to stay K52.3bn claim
The Industrial Relations Court (IRC) in Blantyre has dismissed a bid by Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (Admarc) to put…
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Ex-Admarc staff quantify compensation at K52.3bn
Former employees of Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (Admarc) have quantified their compensation at K52.3 billion after the Industrial Relations…
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