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US Embassy Repatriates 88 Citizens

The US Embassy in Malawi has repatriated almost 88 American citizens who were living in the country.

ADMARC Urged to be Funding Depots

ADMARC spokesperson Agness Chikoko says the depots which have stopped buying maize from farmers after running out of money will soon be funded to resume the buying process as this is just normal.

AG Challenges Lockdown Injunction

Attorney General Kalekeni Kaphale wants the High Court to withdraw the injunction on lockdown in totality before it convenes for an inter parte hearing.

Special Cabinet Committee on Covid-19 Under Fire

The Malawi Law Society says the Special Cabinet Committee on Coronavirus has no constitutional mandate to manage the disaster as the constitution entrusts the responsibility with the ministry of disaster preparedness and relief which has the structures in place for implementation.

US Embassy Set To Repatriate Citizens

The US Embassy in Malawi is set to start repatriating its citizens back home, due to the COVID-19 global outbreak which has not spared Malawi.

Patients Sound SOS Amid Sit-In Strike

Patients in the country have sounded SOS calling for intervention from government, amid a sit-in strike by medical practitioners in most public health facilities across the country.

An Initiative to Strengthen Africa’s Data Ecosystems on COVID-19 Launched

The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa and the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data have launched an initiative to strengthen Africa’s data ecosystems in the face of COVID-19.

Govt Hails Sugar & Mango Companies for Creating Jobs

Government has hailed Salima Sugar Company under the Green Belt Authority for creating job opportunities among locals and raising competition on the market.

Malawi Risks Spread of COVID-19-Analysts

Public health and good governance experts have cautioned against the delays in imposing a national lockdown as a means of curbing the spread of COVID-19 in the country.

Citizens’ Safety First Before Lockdown-HRDC

The Human Rights Defenders Coalition has yet again called on government to lay proper guidelines before effecting a national lockdown aimed at stemming further spread of coronavirus to avoid violation of people’s rights.

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