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War in DPP
An all-out war on who succeeds former president Peter Mutharika has broken out in opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) with…
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Despair as miners betray communities trust
The age-old narrative that the extractive industry can significantly raise Malawi’s economic profile means nothing to communities surrounding mining activities…
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Debts besiege hospitals
Some District Hospitals across the country are failing to meet some of their obligations due to huge debts that they…
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Mec for more credible elections
Malawi Electoral Commission (Mec) Chairperson Chifundo Kachale Thursday said there was room to make the elections in the country fairer…
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‘All parties in Bakili Muluzi graft case to blame’
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has said all the parties involved in the K1.7 billion corruption case involving former President Bakili…
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K13.5 billion rentals choke ministry
By Wezzie Gausi: The Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development Wednesday asked the Transport and Public Infrastructure Committee of…
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Minister wants independent investigator in Msundwe case
Minister of Homeland Security, Richard Chimwendo Banda has called for an independent body to investigate police in Msundwe sexual assault…
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Colleges ready for reopening
The majority of universities and colleges in the country have been certified ready for reopening by the Ministry of Education.…
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20 year old girl in need of support for treatment
A 20 year old girl with albinism Memory Juma is looking for assistance from well-wishers to access cancer treatment abroad.…
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Inspector General defends transfers
Inspector General (IG) of Police, George Kainja, has defended multiple transfers and change of positions of senior police officers within…
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