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K156 billion fertilizer contract given to Namibian oil company - Vimarsana News

K156 billion fertilizer contract given to Namibian oil company

Fresh from revelations that the Lazarus Chakwera administration awarded a K500 billion fertilizer deal to a fake Romanian company, it has also been

Experts urge quick El Nino interventions | The Nation Online - Vimarsana News

Experts urge quick El Nino interventions | The Nation Online

Experts in the agriculture sector have asked Malawi Government to put in place mechanisms that will help the country respond to the forecasted El Nino weather during the 2023-24 growing season. Speaking in an interview yesterday, Malawi Agriculture Policy Advancement Agenda (Mwapata) executive director William Chadza expressed worry that not much is being done to

Malawi Law Society launches probe on East Bridge fertilizergate - Vimarsana News

Malawi Law Society launches probe on East Bridge fertilizergate

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'No money for Admarc to buy maize' | The Nation Online - Vimarsana News

'No money for Admarc to buy maize' | The Nation Online

Two weeks after the National Food Reserve Agency (NFRA) started buying maize, the Ministry of Agriculture is yet to give Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (Admarc) money to buy staple grain from farmers despite the State produce trader being strategically positioned to do so. Treasury in May released K6 billion to NFRA to buy maize

Traders snub govt prices | The Nation Online - Vimarsana News

Traders snub govt prices | The Nation Online

Admarc’s absence on the market has exposed maize farmers to unscrupulous traders who are buying the staple grain at 40 percent below the minimum farm gate price. Spot checks Nation on Sunday conducted across the country’s markets found that many traders are buying maize at between K300 and K400 per kilogramme (kg) instead of the