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Malawi’s staggering economy could be brought further to its knees when the country’s Congress of Trade Unions proceed with plans to protest the passing of the Labour Relations (Amendment) Bill in Parliament. The Bill, which now awaits a presidential affirmation, seeks to restrain workers from using industrial action as a labour relations bargaining tool.
Reeling from the impact of Covid-19, the country is experiencing erratic growth, a reflection of various macroeconomic constraints such as high inflation rates which has increased the cost of doing business and low savings and investment ratio as a percentage of GDP.
Vera Kamtukule, Deputy Labour Minister 

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