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Registrar fines 8 parties
The Office of the Registrar of Political Parties has fined eight political parties not represented in Parliament for violating provisions…
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Forex crisis deepens, RBM tightens controls
Persistent foreign exchange woes have reached crisis levels with reserves stuck below the recommended three-month cover, forcing Reserve Bank of…
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Women lawyers take legal clinics to Karonga
Women Lawyers Association has stressed the significance of making justice accessible to rural communities to ensure that everyone realises their…
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Ntcheu hailed for reducing maternal, infant deaths
Minister of Health and Sanitation Madalitso Baloyi has hailed Ntcheu District Health Office for making strides in reducing maternal and…
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Embrace diverse farming activities, Dowa people told
Cooperative Development Foundation Canada (CDF Canada) has urged fish farmers in Dowa District to diversify their activities to generate more…
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Forex woes choke CMST, 75% essential drugs stockout
Malawi’s public hospitals have run out of 75 percent of essential medicines after the Central Medical Stores Trust (CMST) failed…
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Doctrine of separation of powers under scrutiny
The doctrine of separation of powers has come under fresh scrutiny with legal scholars and political analysts questioning its practical…
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Supreme Court endorses Chisale, 6 others’ clearance
Malawi Supreme Court of Appeal has endorsed an agreed order between Deputy Minister of Homeland Security Norman Chisale and the…
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Court orders Kuhes to pay 326 staff K18.97 billion
The Industrial Relations Court (IRC) has ordered Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (Kuhes) Council to pay K18.9 billion to 326…
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Report shows hurdles toun lock $600m from mining
The World Bank has highlighted addressing electricity supply, transport infrastructure, foreign exchange availability and mining regulations as critical to Malawi…
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