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Debate ensues on VP's status | Nation Online - Vimarsana News

Debate ensues on VP's status | Nation Online

Debate has ensued on the status of President Lazarus Chakwera’s withholding of delegated powers to Vice-President Saulos Chilima after dispatching him to represent the country at the 60th Anniversary of the Union Day for Tanzania. The decision comes two years after the President, in a June 2022 national address, announced the withholding of “any delegated

An all-female four diplomatic envoys present letters of credence to Chakwera - Vimarsana News

An all-female four diplomatic envoys present letters of credence to Chakwera

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State House denies hiking wages by 360 percent - Vimarsana News

State House denies hiking wages by 360 percent

State House has quashed reports claiming that its wage bill in the 2025/2026 has increased by 360 percent, saying this is untrue. On Monday, Nation Publicati

State residences wages up 360% | The Nation Online - Vimarsana News

State residences wages up 360% | The Nation Online

The wage bill in the State Residences vote in the proposed 2024/25 National Budget has increased from K3.3 billion in the fiscal plan ending March 31 to K12 billion, a 300 percent hike within a year. The initial wage bill in this closing financial year was revised during Mid-Year Budget review from K3.3 billion to

Chakwera gets MLS praise on party funding Bill - Vimarsana News

Chakwera gets MLS praise on party funding Bill

Malawi Law Society has commended President Lazarus Chakwera for “providing real checks and balances” by not signing into law the Political Parties Act (Amendment) Bill to allow the State to fund all political parties represented in Parliament. The funds, according to the Private Member’s Bill tabled by Zomba Ntonya parliamentarian Ned Poya (United Democratic Front)