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Malawi ivory Case: Sentencing set for June 16
The High Court in Mzuzu has set June 16 2015 as the date when judge Dingiswayo Madise will deliver his…
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Malawi Budget 2015: Mutharika pleads with donors for food relief
Malawi President Peter Mutharika has appealed to the country’s development partners to assist government replenish Strategic Grain Reserves (SGR) in…
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Biosciences key to food security-GOVT
Principal Secretary in the Ministry of Education Science and Technology, Lonley Magreta has said science and technology are priorities and…
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Malawi buries its dead as 1 000 more xenophobia victims arrive home
Atleast 18 more buses carrying about 65 Malawians each arrived in the country on Monday as part of government’s…
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Malawi appears before UN on human rights
Malawi Government yesterday made a second appearance before the United Nations (UN) Universal Periodic Review (UPR) in Geneva, Switzerland…
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Donors still pessimistic about aid resumption
Malawi President Peter Mutharika’s outline of reform policies in the public sector and public finance management are yet to…
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Lucius lives up to his word
Balaka North member of Parliament (MP) Lucius Banda yesterday lived up to his stand not to go with the…
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Malawi Budget 2015: APM blows own trumpet
KEY ISSUES IN THE ADDRESS Says he is delivering on promises Government to recapitalise Yedef which failed due to politicisation. …
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2015 Budget: Malawi leader says he’s fulfilling promises
… Donors still pessimistic assistance …Goodall hints at continuation of zero-aid budget President Peter Mutharika has told Malawians that he…
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8 Malawians selected for Yali fellowship
Eight Malawians have been selected to participate in Washington Fellowship of the Young African Leaders Initiative (Yali), a US President…
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Malawi to open two new TTCs
Malawi is set to open Phalombe and Chiradzulu teachers training colleges (TTCs) in September this year in an effort to…
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Abduction fears force pupils out of school
Killings of people with albinism in some districts in the country have sent ripples in parts of the Northern Region,…
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Two Mozambicans nabbed over body parts
Police in Thyolo arrested two Mozambican nationals over the weekend for allegedly being found in possession of 12 human bones…
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Mutharika calls for Communications Act review
Malawi President Peter Mutharika has asked the Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (Macra) to speed up the review of the Communications…
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Mkandawire dismisses DPP move
Former People’s Party (PP) vice-president Harry Mkandawire has dismissed suggestions that he is setting sights on a return to the…
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Lucius defies UDF
Says will remain in opposition benches Leader of United Democratic Front (UDF) in Parliament Lucius Banda has defied his party’s…
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Unima improves on continental ranking
University of Malawi (Unima), the country’s first public university, has registered an improved rating on the continent to position 61…
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Diplomats finally deployed
After months of uncertainty, Malawi has finally deployed to their respective foreign missions several high commissioners and ambassadors appointed seven…
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Malawi’s democracy hailed
The Foundation for Democracy in Africa (FDA), a development organisation committed to promoting participatory democracy, sustainable development and economic growth…
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Inadequate funding crippling MAP
Malawi Against Physical Disabilities (MAP) says its success story in promoting the welfare of people with disabilities is being…
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