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Malawi to benefit from global hygiene initiative
Malawi and Kenya are among the first countries set to benefit from a global sanitation and hygiene initiative targeting 500…
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CSOs protest move to drop Lin graft case
Purported plans by the State to discontinue corruption-related proceedings against convicted wildlife trafficker Lin Yun Hua have attracted protests from…
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Councillors seal offices to push for mobility loans
Frustrated by perceived delays in the disbursement of their K6 million mobility loans, some ward councillors yesterday boycotted duty while…
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Chilima’s plane missing
A plane carrying Vice President Saulos Chilima cannot be traced, with authorities in his office and Party saying they are…
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Voluntary compliancenot sufficient—MHRC
The Gender Equality Act requires either sex to hold 40 to 60 percent of public positions, but Minister of Finance,…
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When women become invisible
Imagine a country that drafts laws requiring gender balance in public appointments, signs international conventions on gender equality and fills…
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PPDA halts Escom’s K8.1 billion bid
Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (Escom) is embroiled in a fresh procurement controversy after preferring Clavic General Suppliers’ K8.1 billion…
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150 Malawians back from SA, recount horror
Hopes of better economic fortunes shattered and dreams up in flames. That is how some Malawians repatriated from South Africa…
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Union issues arrears, promotions reminder
Federation of Civil Service Unions (Focsu) has asked the Malawi Government to address outstanding concerns about promotions, pension contributions and…
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Police cling to Kapondamgaga despite release order
Police are holding on to former State Residences chief of staff Prince Kapondamgaga despite a fresh order from Mkukula First…
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