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British High Commissioner Fiona Richie says agriculture in Malawi must do more than just deliver nutrition and associated health outcomes by creating wealth and helping to generate exports for the country. She said this yesterday in Lilongwe during the launch of the eighth international agriculture, nutrition and health academy week organised by the London School

Ministry of Agriculture says the controversial K128 billion fertiliser barter deal between Malawi Government and purported Romanian firm East Bridge is not linked to the Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP). Speaking yesterday when the ministry appeared before the Parliamentary Committee on Agriculture and Irrigation to give an update on progress of the 2023/24 AIP preparations, the

The Malawi Cybercrimes Act is urgently needed to help reduce and prevent cybercrime in Malawi. It will also assist law enforcement agencies in enforcing the law and, hopefully, protect the people of Malawi from criminals.

ActionAid Malawi executive director Pamela Kuwali has said sound coordination in the Partnership for Social Accountability (PSA) Project has improved service delivery in the health and agriculture sectors. Speaking in Lilongwe on Thursday night during a close out gala, Kuwali said the project’s Phase II has attained most of its targets. The overall goal of

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Former United Democratic Front (UDF) president Atupele Muluzi says Malawi is rich and with good leadership the country can reach the level of Dubai,

As Malawi faces an acute shortage of foreign exchange, President Lazarus Chakwera and his Egyptian counterpart Abdel Fattah el-Sisi are exploring the possibility of exchanging goods. The two engaged in bilateral talks on Thursday on the sidelines of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) Heads of State Summit in Lusaka, Zambia. Addressing

The Ministry of Agriculture has said it penned the K128 billion Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP) deal after a thorough assessment of the Romanian firm East Bridge Estate’s capacity to supply fertiliser. Speaking after a flurry of accusations that the firm is not into fertiliser supply but medical equipment, Minister of Agriculture Sam Kawale said the

United Democratic Front (UDF) has said that it will surprise people when it bounces back into power in 2025. UDF President Lilian Patel made the remarks

The High Administrative Court in Munich, Germany, has issued a final Confiscation Order on the $543 750 (about K563 million) from the botched K750 million Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP) deal. In an interview on Friday, Attorney General (AG) Thabo Chakaka-Nyirenda confirmed receiving communication from the Munich court about the Confiscation Order. He said authorities in