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Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiative (CDEDI) on Monday started holding vigils at the main entrance of Capital Hill in Lilongwe

A meeting between Attorney General Thabo Chakaka-Nyirenda, Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (Cdedi) and some concerned citizens ended in a deadlock on Friday. The engagement meeting was facilitated by the Lilongwe District Commissioner’s (DC) office to discuss issues about the recovery of $543 750.00 or euro 516 975.00 (equivalent of K750 million) which

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has urged people from traditional authorities (T/As) Phambala and Kwataine in Ntcheu District to report the vice to create a corrupt-free society. Speaking on Saturday at Ntonda Court in T/A Phambala, ACB principal public relations officer Egrita Ndala said through anti-corruption clinics, they want to empower communities to detect and fight

The Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) and other concerned citizens are planning to hold a vigil at Capital Hill in an

"In His name and after His example, I come not to be served but to serve.” King Charles III, at his Coronation. ~~ The Secretary to the President and

Police have busted a syndicate of officials from Smallholder Farmers Fertiliser Revolving Fund of Malawi (SFFRFM) who allegedly connived with businesspersons to steal fertiliser under the Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP) by repackaging it. National Police spokesperson Peter Kalaya said yesterday that three people have been arrested for theft of 4 500 bags of fertiliser. He

Malawians will have to endure a long wait for the possible recovery of $543 750 (about K563 million) from the botched K750 million Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP) deal as the funds remain frozen in Germany. In an interview yesterday, Attorney General (AG) Thabo Chakaka Nyirenda, who last year promised that the money will be recovered,

Despite government borrowing trillions to finance the agriculture sector in the past five decades, experts say growth does not match the huge investments. A public debt status report the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs presented in Parliament in 2017 says between 1964 and June 2017 government borrowed about $6 billion (about K6 trillion) from

Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) chief corruption prevention officer Susan Phiri has encouraged people from Traditional Authority Chiwere in Dowa District to report corruption to relevant authorities. She said this at the end of a one-week mobile clinic ACB organised to engage people on the evils of corruption. Phiri said the clinic was successful as community members

Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI) says it is clear that President Lazarus Chakwera is sleeping on duty despite numerous