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BWB set to pay K2.8bn for vandalised valves
Blantyre Water Board (BWB) stands to pay about K2.8 billion to replace four valves damaged by suspected vandals in Chileka…
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Admarc CEO spends 10 months in lodges
It has emerged that Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (Admarc) Limited chief executive officer Ben Botolo has spent about 10…
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APM assesses his first year in office, brands it success
President Peter Mutharika has rated his administration’s first year in office as a success, noting that while some challenges remain,…
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IG links Osman, Crossroads abductions
Inspector General of Police (IG) Richard Luhanga has linked last month’s kidnapping of British national Nusrat Osman in Blantyre to…
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Continued theft of medicines deepens hospital shortages
Persistent theft of medicines from Malawi’s public health system continues to undermine efforts to stabilise supplies, with the Ministry of…
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Food insecurity to worsen
Rising food prices, eroded household incomes, and limited agricultural labour opportunities are expected to deepen food insecurity across Malawi, particularly…
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APM’s rule registers stabilisation without transformation
Nation Publications Limited’s (NPL) independent audit of President Arthur Peter Mutharika’s first year in office has yielded a composite score…
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Mumba dismisses claims foundation is political
Mzimba Central independent legislator and former cabinet minister Vitumbiko Mumba has dismissed speculation that he is using the People over…
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Court grants Ex-Army chief bail in ACB case
Former Malawi Defence Force (MDF) commander General Paul Velentino Phiri was yesterday granted bail on a K10 million cash bond…
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Campaign millions shut out women, youths
Malawi is spending millions to win political power—but the country’s election-finance rules cannot fully tell voters where much of that…
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