By Kingsley Jassi:
As Malawi’s economy struggles to generate new opportunities, the country’s labour market is coming under increasing pressure, with a new survey by the National Planning Commission (NPC) revealing that about 61.2 percent of adults are actively searching for jobs.
Those employed are also largely in the informal sector, accounting for 91.5 percent of all those that have jobs.
This means many Malawians are in jobs that are under-paying, unsafe and with no contracts.
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