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Govt hopeful on timely AIP
Minister of Agriculture Sam Kawale says the ministry has engaged 13 companies to supply 149 164 metric tonnes (MT) of…
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Sports Council hails Special Olympics
Malawi National Council of Sports has described Special Olympics Malawi’s (SOM) nine-medal haul at the Special Olympics Games last week…
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2 lawyers get UN appointments
Two prominent Malawian lawyers associate professor Edge Kanyongolo and seasoned human rights lawyer Chrispine Sibande have been elected into the…
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Chakwera urges tribunal to depoliticise spy agency
President Lazarus Chakwera has tasked the country’s first ever Complaints Tribunal of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) to end the…
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Sugar players for law to regulate industry
Sugarcane Growers Association of Malawi (Sugam) has called for enactment of law to govern the sugar industry and address prevailing…
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Ministry says AIP not connected to East Bridge
Ministry of Agriculture says the controversial K128 billion fertiliser barter deal between Malawi Government and purported Romanian firm East Bridge…
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Agriculture subsidies promote inefficiencies, says World Bank
Barely weeks after University of Malawi economist Winford Masanjala called for reforms of the Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP), the World…
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Board justifies K13m for CEO post shortlisting
Financially struggling Northern Region Water Board (NRWB) has justified an estimated K13 million expenditure on logistics for a meeting to…
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Ethiopia dealt blow ahead of Flames tie
Ethiopia’s Walias will be without two key players when they face the Flames tomorrow in a 2023 Africa Cup of…
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Farmer field schools solution to hunger—FAO
Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) deputy secretary general Berth Bechol says the farmer field school method of agricultural extension services…
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