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Prisons welcome 12-month amnesty to ease congestion
Malawi Prisons Service has welcomed a 12-month amnesty for inmates, saying it will ease pressure on food, medical care and…
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High Court upholds amended land laws
In one of the country’s high-profile land cases, the High Court sitting as a Constitutional Court in Blantyre yesterday dismissed…
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K50bn kidney care stalls
Almost four years after government identified a contractor, the Ministry of Health’s K50 billion renal dialysis project remains stalled. The…
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‘Dobadobas’ ripping-off house hunters
Eighteen months after Parliament passed a law to regulate Malawi’s property market; the delay to operationalise the industry regulator has…
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Confusion over MEC rentals, court order
Confusion has emerged over whether the government’s failure to pay rent for a Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) warehouse in Njewa,…
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African mentality, African football, African poverty
We, members of the Bottom-Up expedition led by the Most Able Professor Abiti Kweni Dr (reverted)Joyce Befu, MEGA-1 & MG…
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Malawi to lose 90% UK aid
In yet another growing evidence of donor fatigue, the United Kingdom (UK) Government has announced plans to cut its international…
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Supreme Court suspends ruling on MDF generals
The Malawi Supreme Court of Appeal has suspended enforcement of a High Court of Malawi judgement that nullified redeployment of…
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No ACB boss 3 months later
Three months after shortlisted candidates were interviewed, the position of Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) director general remains unfilled with no word…
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CSOs urge DPP Maere to recuse himself from case
Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Fostino Maere is facing fresh pressure to recuse himself from all decisions linked to corruption…
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