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Malawi: Mutharika Appeals to IMF for Urgent Help As Economy Worsens

Peter Mutharika · Lilongwe

Malawi: Mutharika Appeals to IMF for Urgent Help As Economy Worsens

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President Peter Mutharika has asked the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to give Malawi urgent financial support as the country faces serious economic problems, including shortages of fuel, food, fertiliser and foreign exchange.See the Story

Malawi: Uganda-Malawi Business Forum a Platform to Create Business Opportunities

Africa · Malawi

Malawi: Uganda-Malawi Business Forum a Platform to Create Business Opportunities

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The First ever Uganda-Malawi Business Forum Exhibition has been described as purposeful and attainable as the two countries seeks to create awareness and generate interest in business enterprise.See the Story

Malawi: Poor Diet Fury - Students Burn Down Kabadwa Secondary School in Night of Chaos

Riots · Malawi

Malawi: Poor Diet Fury - Students Burn Down Kabadwa Secondary School in Night of Chaos

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Police in Zomba have confirmed that parts of Kabadwa Primary and Secondary School were reduced to ashes last night after enraged students torched school infrastructure in a dramatic overnight riot blamed on persistent poor diet and worsening welfare conditions.See the Story

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