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PIL scales up fuel imports via rail
Petroleum Importers Limited (PIL) has moved to ensure security of fuel supply by scaling up importation of the commodity through…
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EU grants youths stake in development
The European Union (EU) has launched a Youth Sounding Board, a platform for young citizens’ contribution in moulding the organisation’s…
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ACB rejects prosecution authority proposal
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) says it does not support proposals to establish a National Prosecution Authority (NPA) as that would…
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Chakwera condemns clandestine project deals
President Lazarus Chakwera on Thursday took a swipe at government officials who connive with contractors to delay projects with a…
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Bullets give up on national team players
FCB Nyasa Bullets say they have given up on convincing Football Association of Malawi (FAM) to exempt their players from…
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Botswana club shatters Ntopwa dreams
Ntopwa Super Queens yesterday failed to progress to CAF Women’s Champions League Cosafa qualifiers’ semi-finals following a 0-4 loss to…
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BHL strategises on business growth
Blantyre Hotels Limited (BHL) says growth and recovery plan post-Covid-19 is on the right track buoyed by a number of…
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Funding chokes Admarc commercialisation drive
Funding woes have stalled efforts to restructure Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (Admarc) into a commercially-oriented entity, the Ministry of…
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Chitipa fail to go top
Giant Killers Chitipa United lost an opportunity to reclaim the TNM Super League top spot when they lost 2-1 to…
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Patients prone to abuses in 70% hospitals—report
Patients in 70 percent of the country’s public health facilities are prone to unchecked abuses due to underperformance of a…
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