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RBM, FIU probing 22 corporate accounts
The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) and the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) are investigating 22 corporate accounts in two…
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Govt in office rentals crisis
Several government ministries and a constitutional body face eviction from buildings owned by private landlords in Lilongwe and Mzuzu…
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Public sector reforms to hit councils
The public sector reforms which the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) administration is implementing will soon be introduced at district council…
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Honeymoon over for MDAs on unpaid utility bills
The honeymoon is over for ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) which owe utility bodies billions of kwacha in unpaid bills…
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Staff shakeup at state house
Over 50 verbally sent packing This is outright illegal—Dzonzi State Residences has redeployed over 50 members of staff who were…
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MBS moves to arrest product dumping
The Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS) has reiterated its commitment to widen its catchment areas for conducting spot checks for…
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Mangochi people empowered to dare mining companies
People from Traditional Authority (T/A) Mponda in Mangochi have been urged to guard against abuses by mining companies operating…
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Neno council staff seals offices over salaries
Neno District Council industrial staff on Wednesday sealed off the district council complex, demanding their unpaid three-month salaries and…
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Police rewards good performers
Central Region Police Headquarters on Tuesday rewarded the region’s police stations that performed well in reducing crime in the…
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Wet tobacco to the floors
A vehicle registration BK 6111 on Thursday delivered wet tobacco bales at Mzuzu Floors. The vehicle, carrying 81 bales from…
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Mutharika presidning over a Unima congregation, many students are failing to raise tuition fees
Paramount Chief Kyungu has expressed worry at the cholera outbreak in Karonga District after noticing that cases of the…
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CSO asks APM to tame ’varsity dropout crisis
Citizen Alliance, a civil society organisation (CSO) working in the governance sector, has asked President Peter Mutharika to resolve…
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Albino killers say they’d K1.1bn offer
Gerald Phiri, convicted of the murder of his 21-year-old albino niece Eneless Nkhata at Madisi in Dowa mid this month,…
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Tension in Mzuzu over high tobacco rejection rate
There was tension yesterday at Mzuzu Floors as tobacco growers expressed dissatisfaction with the high rejection rate of bales…
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Enacting gender laws not enough—US envoy
Catherine Russell, United States of America (USA) ambassador at large on global women’s issues, has commended Malawi for enacting critical…
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Mzuzu bishop-elect outlines visionwithin
Newly appointed bishop of the Mzuzu Catholic Diocese John Ryan has set tone for the “enormous task” ahead, saying he…
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Tax reforms face financial hitch
LUCKY MKANDAWIRE, Staff Reporter While Malawi Revenue Authority (MRA) is registering progress in some areas of reforms as approved by…
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Uncle, accomplice get 17 years for albino niece’s murder
Mponela First Grade Magistrate’s Court has sentenced a man and his accomplice to 17 years imprisonment for abducting and murdering…
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Road Traffic to remit all revenue to RBM
Treasury has directed the DRTSS that with immediate effect, it should start remitting all revenue it collects directly to the…
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Kasamba CCAP hosts partners from Mid-Argyll churches in Scotland
The Kasamba Church in Lilongwe of the CCAP Synod of Livingstonia is hosting a team of five personnel from…
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