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Shire Valley Project pushes irrigation deadline to May
The Shire Valley Transformation Programme (SVTP) has pushed irrigation water delivery to May 2027 as contractors complete intake works and…
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CCAP rues economic hardship in DPP’s first year
The Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP) has called for urgent economic reforms, accountable leadership and improved public service delivery…
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Umodzi Holdings suspends CEO Kamlepo amid leadership crisis
State-owned Umodzi Holdings Limited board has suspended chief executive officer Kamlepo Kalua and appointed director of finance and administration Jonathan…
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Malawi lauds Aids fight, joins cure, vaccine hunt
Malawi has lauded its progress in managing HIV and Aids and is now turning its focus to the global research…
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Water shortages expose consumers to unsafe sources
Erratic supply of piped water to consumers is forcing people in some parts of the country to turn to unsafe…
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EU moves to boost forex
The European Union (EU) has said it is working with the Malawi Government to devise ways to ease the country’s…
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Norway, Germany hailed for disability inclusion
Disability inclusion consultant Maria Chale has commended the Norwegian and German governments for setting a higher standard for empowering persons…
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MBS highlights standards in clean energy push
Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS) says technical standards are key to ensuring the safety and reliability of clean energy technologies…
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Govt demands K26 billion in Salima Sugar case
Malawi Government has filed a $15 million (about K26.2 billion) counterclaim against AUM Sugar and Allied Limited (AUM SAL) as…
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Malawi prisons’ teams impress in intercontinental chess tourney
Three Malawi Prisons Service inmates teams Bvumbwe Youth, Kachere Women and Zomba on Tuesday made it to the quarter-finals of…
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