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British, US aid cuts threaten education, health
Britain’s recent announcement of aid cut to Malawi coupled with earlier cuts by the USA threaten to haunt the country’s…
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El Nino funding gap threatens response
Malawi faces a two-year El Niño response with too little money and most of it likely to arrive too late,…
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Govt to establish fertiliser company by 2028
The Government of Malawi has announced plans to establish a fertiliser manufacturing plant by the 2027/28 farming season to reduce…
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Govt drops 900 health posts plan
Malawi Government has abandoned the flagship programme to construct 900 health posts na-tionwide, replacing it with a decentralised, demand-driven approach…
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Govt seeks private sector partnerships in transport
Minister of Transport and Public Works Jappie Mhango says government is engaging the private sector to improve the country’s transport…
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Vendors ignore farm gate prices
Three months after the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development announced the 2025/26 minimum farm-gate prices, vendors continue to…
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MRA urges media to help enhance tax compliance
Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) has challenged journalists to play a critical role in improving tax compliance by raising public awareness…
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Four graves, one verdict
In March 2022, Samuel Phinifolo Tembo was a father of five. By the evening of March 3, he was a…
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Malawians choosing danger in SA over peace
Government and its partners have spent a combined K12 billion to bring home 45 000 Malawians from South Africa. But…
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Woman sues over uterus
A Blantyre woman, Yankho Luka, has taken Mulanje Mission Hospital to the High Court seeking compensation after her womb was…
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