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President Lazarus Chakwera has tasked the country’s first ever Complaints Tribunal of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) to end the “legacy of political compromise” that has long gripped the spy agency. The President said this when the Complaints Tribunal, led by its chairperson Redson Kapindu—a judge of the High Court of Malawi, Sarai Chisala-Tempelhoff and
Sugarcane Growers Association of Malawi (Sugam) has called for enactment of law to govern the sugar industry and address prevailing challenges. Speaking on Sunday in Lilongwe, Sugam chairperson Robert Dziweni lamented that the industry has operated without a law for long, as such, there are various problems, including prices of sugar, exploitation of farmers and
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
Ethiopia’s Walias will be without two key players when they face the Flames tomorrow in a 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) Group D qualifier in Maputo, Mozambique. The two are South Africa-based forward Abubaker Nasser who plays for DStv Premiership champions Mamelodi Sundowns and veteran forward Gateneh Kibede. According to Ethiopian online publication thereporter
President Lazarus Chakwera has warned that his administration will crackdown on illegal foreign traders and tax evaders for creating an unfair advantage that discourages “investments from legitimate players”. The President said this in Lilongwe yesterday when he presided over the signing of the co-management agreement between the Ministry of Tourism and pro-environment conservation institution Peace