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Ministry to hire 1 100 outof 11 000 job applicants
Ministry of Education, Science and Technology will recruit 1 100 secondary school teachers from about 11 000 who applied for…
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MET cautions farmers against planting
Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services (MET) says the recent rains experienced in parts of the country do not…
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Tax justice tribunal ready for business
Malawi’s first-ever tax justice tribunal members are getting ready to begin working four months after being sworn in. The Revenue…
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Fuel shortage pushes bus fares up
The persistent nationwide fuel shortage has pushed transportation fares up, with commuters digging deeper into their pockets. For example, commuters…
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Study outlines why legislators miss Parliament
Personal business interests, lack of commitment and language barriers are keeping members of Parliament (MPs) out of the chamber, a…
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Forex, debt worsen drug crisis
The Ministry of Health and Sanitation has described the shortage of medicines in public health facilities as a crisis, with…
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Govt courts controversy on Chikulamayembe chieftaincy
Government has courted controversy for silently removing Bongololo Gondwe as Paramount Chief of the Tumbuka and replacing him with Mtima…
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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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