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‘Debts are eating into shrinking resources’
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) says foreign debts are eating into an ever-shrinking national resources envelopes…
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CSOs divided over Chizuma saga
As the saga surrounding the interdiction of Anti- Corruption Bureau (ACB) director general Martha Chizuma rages, a divided opinion has…
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Chibambo’s move exposes Tonse cracks
People’s Transformation Party (Petra) president Kamuzu Chibambo’s decision to withdraw from the Tonse Alliance administration has exposed serious organisational and…
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Bangula-Marka railway project at 17% progress
Ministry of Transport and Public Works says construction of the 72- kilometre (km) Bangula-Marka railway line project has registered about…
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Malawi, others tipped on Special Economic Zones
Durban University of Technology assistant professor of economics Gift Mugano says governments should always strive to bring quality partners and…
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Chakwera snoring on the job—Nankhumwa
The year 2022 saw the country facing serious social and economic challenges such as the cholera outbreak. Equally, there were…
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Public institutions under siege
Recent trends in the country show that attacks of public institutions such as health facilities, police formations and other government…
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Mtukule lands England deal
Malawi Queens captain Caroline Mtukule-Ngwira has secured a seson-long deal with United Kingdom Super League netball side Team Bath. The…
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Zambian firm claims losses after maize detention
Zambia’s Global Partnership for Africa Development Limited has claimed a $20 000 (about K20.6 million) loss emanating from the detention…
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Milk production cost up 36%, say producers
Milk Producers Association of Malawi says production costs have gone up by 36 percent following increased maize prices and continued…
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