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Tobacco farmers trapped in tenancy
Rahim Jubeki still vividly remembers the day he signed up to work on a commercial tobacco estate. To him, it…
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72 percent cannot afford legal costs, survey reveals
A new Afrobarometer Pan-African says only 28 percent of Malawians can afford legal assistance or court related costs if needed,…
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Court favours MCP, three MPs on MEC relocation case
The High Court in Lilongwe yesterday granted the opposition Malawi Congress Party (MCP) and three legislators a stay order, temporarily…
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Votes, not value
An international study has revealed that Malawi continues to perform poorly in attracting Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) despite more than…
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Ex-PPDA boss battles ‘Illegal’ dismissal
Former Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets Authority (PPDA) Director General Eddington Chilapondwa has taken his case to the Industrial…
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CCJP raises alarm over Malawi’s crisis fatigue
The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) says Malawi has become dangerously accustomed to living through one crisis after…
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Police officers trained in child rights provisions
Malawi Police Service has trained its officers in Nsanje in laws that protect the rights of children to enable them…
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New school blocks create learning space in Rumphi
Teachers and learners in Rumphi District have expressed excitement with new classroom blocks constructed at Chirambo and Mdimwa primary schools,…
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Mulanje DC says hygiene crucial for development
Mulanje district commissioner Chriss Nawata has assured residents of continued improvement of sanitation and hygiene in trading centres and public…
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USA pledges $792 million health support to Malawi
The United States of America yesterday pledged up to $792 million (about K1.4 trillion) in health support to Malawi over…
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