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PCB to review Aluminium Phosphide licences
The Pesticides Control Board (PCB) has launched a review of licences for the importation and distribution of Aluminium Phosphide after…
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Churches wary of Global Fund grant uncertainty
The Malawi Council of Churches (MCM) has expressed concern over the impasse surrounding a Global Fund grant, warning that delays…
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Six suspects at large in British national abduction
Malawi Police Service says eight suspects were involved in the abduction of British national Nusrat Osman, 47, who was rescued…
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Taxpayers to bear cost of Mozambique electricity
The prospect of spending a colossal K9.8 billion every month on imported electricity has unsettled Malawi, prompting government efforts to…
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Mega farmers still owe govt K55.8bn
Mega farmers contracted through the Mega Farms Unit have so far repaid only 21.2 percent of their loans, leaving K55.8…
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Agriculture must deliver more than just food
As Agra marks two decades in Malawi, country director DR ELUPHY NYIRENDA reflects on the organisation’s journey from seeds and…
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Kabambe questions economic recovery optimism
Opposition party UTM president Dalitso Kabambe has questioned optimism over the country’s economic recovery, arguing that some cited indicators do…
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Japan invests in Dzaleka refugees’ resilience
The Japanese Government has committed $246 666 (about K439.3 million) to improve water and sanitation services and establish a bio-fertiliser…
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Crew had escape options—Pilot
The crew of the Malawi Defence Force (MDF) Dornier 228 had several options to avoid the Chikangawa crash, including turning…
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Police rescue kidnapped British national
Terror is how residents of Mingale Village in Mpemba, Blantyre, described the scene that unfolded on Thursday afternoon when British…
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