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Analyst Question Creation of New Ministry

Social Commentator Rafiq Hajat, has questioned the creation of a new Ministry which will serve as the Ministry of Disaster management and Public events.

Kotanna Murder Suspects Out on Bail

The High Court in Lilongwe on Tuesday released on bail four suspects in the murder of the young lady Kotanna Chidyaonga in January after satisfying all bail conditions.

HRDC presence Disrupts Parliament

Parliament yesterday was forced into early adjournment after some legislators from government benches raised concerns over the presence of Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) leaders in the visitors’ gallery.

Bickering in MCP over Alliance Talk with UTM

Prospects of a possible working alliance between the Malawi Congress Party and UTM party have dived opinion in the MCP.

Bickering in MCP over Alliance Talk with UTM

Prospects of a possible working alliance between the Malawi Congress Party and UTM party have dived opinion in the MCP.

CONGOMA Worried With Political Interference in CDF

The Council for Non-Governmental Organizations in Malawi has bemoaned political interference in public procurement particularly in the Constituency Development Fund - CDF.

Brazilian on African Tour by Foot Arrives in Malawi

Visiting Brazilian Activist who is on a 11, 500 kilometers tour in Africa on foot to raise awareness on disability rights has expressed concern with the status of infrastructure in Malawi which he says are not disability friendly.

Kakuyu Island Flood Survivors Want Moved Upland

Some of the people who got trapped by floods on Kakuyu, a farming island in Dwangwa, Nkhotakota district want government to speedily relocate them upland.

Commissioner Linda Kunje Annoys Committee of Parliament

A commissioner of the Malawi Electoral Commission, Linda Kunje, suggested Tuesday that presiding officers who are known to have used correctional fluid during the 2019 tripartite elections would be sanctioned after the supreme court determines the way forward in the appeal case now before it in the presidential election case. She, however, said the silence of the law on the matter makes use of the act acceptable.

Japan Grants Malawi K120m For Education Sector

The Japanese government has provided a grant of 120 Million Kwacha to be implemented towards improving access to quality health and education services in Malawi.

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