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Lawyer Chirwa still in custody, claims MCP is persecuting him | Malawi 24 - Vimarsana News

Lawyer Chirwa still in custody, claims MCP is persecuting him | Malawi 24

Lawyer Chirwa still in custody, claims MCP is persecuting him | Malawi 24: Stay up-to-date with the latest news from Malawi and around the world, 24/7

Refrain from poking your nose into our affairs, you plotted against us – DPP hits back at HRDC | Malawi 24 - Vimarsana News

Refrain from poking your nose into our affairs, you plotted against us – DPP hits back at HRDC | Malawi 24

Refrain from poking your nose into our affairs, you plotted against us – DPP hits back at HRDC | Malawi 24: Stay up-to-date with the latest news from Malawi and around the world, 24/7

Too tiny too late? Govt nods to 15% salary hike for civil servants - Vimarsana News

Too tiny too late? Govt nods to 15% salary hike for civil servants

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PAC lambasts Chakwera - Vimarsana News

PAC lambasts Chakwera

The quasi-religious group Public Affairs Committee (PAC) has told President Lazarus Chakwera that people's hopes on Malawi's future are fading due to what the

LMC, Gwengwe dial down Bridgin: Change of heart? - Vimarsana News

LMC, Gwengwe dial down Bridgin: Change of heart?

Both the State of the Nation Address (Sona) and the Budget Statement have not acknowledged the Bridgin funding, raising questions of whether government has had a change of heart on the deal. Two former Cabinet ministers have described this omission as strange and an “indication of lost confidence in the agreement”. But Finance Minister Sosten