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Mega water project ‘cash cow’ for ruling elites – Contractor

Mega water project ‘cash cow’ for ruling elites – Contractor

by theinv | 3 April, 2023| Stories

By CIJM The boss of Malawi’s largest civil engineering company has attacked the roll-out of.

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Collecting water dangerous for women and girls

Collecting water dangerous for women and girls

by theinv | 3 April, 2023| Stories

Villages in Malawi subjected to intermittent and unreliable water supply for the past 22 years.

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After Cyclone Freddy, how to strengthen Malawi’s disaster preparedness?

After Cyclone Freddy, how to strengthen Malawi’s disaster preparedness?

by theinv | 22 March, 2023| Stories

Cooperation between Malawi, China and UNDP is helping vulnerable communities take the initiative to minimise.

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New study explores the status and potentialities of investigative journalism hubs in southern Africa

New study explores the status and potentialities of investigative journalism hubs in southern Africa

by theinv | 5 November, 2022| Stories

Information for Development Trust (IDT) has released a study exploring the achievements, challenges and opportunities relating.

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Adopted by acclamation by delegates to AIJC2022 1 November 2022

Adopted by acclamation by delegates to AIJC2022 1 November 2022

by theinv | 4 November, 2022| Stories

Impunity prevails in far too many cases where journalists are attacked for their work. When.

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Sweet and sour future for sugar power

Sweet and sour future for sugar power

by theinv | 31 October, 2022| Stories

Giant sugar companies in Eswatini diversified into biopower cogeneration to keep the lights on, but.

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Former Malawi’s Presidential Aide Julius Zumwanda Mithi sheriffed over MK6.4m claim

Former Malawi’s Presidential Aide Julius Zumwanda Mithi sheriffed over MK6.4m claim

by theinv | 28 October, 2022| Stories

By Maravi Post Reporter MZUZU-(MaraviPost)-Sheriffs from the High Court in Mzuzu have swept clean of all.

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Made in China: China’s Role in Transnational Crime and Illicit Financial Flows

Made in China: China’s Role in Transnational Crime and Illicit Financial Flows

by theinv | 27 October, 2022| Stories

By Collins Mtika The People’s Republic of China (PRC or China) plays an extremely impactful.

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Children’s Parly demand operationalisation of Commission

Children’s Parly demand operationalisation of Commission

by theinv | 30 September, 2022| Stories

By Collins Mtika Role-playing Children MPs for Mzimba South District have asked government to speed.

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Malawi’s Shoe Industry Gasping for Breath as Chinese Competition Continues to Grow

Malawi’s Shoe Industry Gasping for Breath as Chinese Competition Continues to Grow

by theinv | 24 September, 2022| Stories

By Collins Mtika Lilongwe—The Malawian government has reduced itself to a pretty disinterested onlooker as.

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Zim locks up 550 Malawian migrants

Zim locks up 550 Malawian migrants

by theinv | 18 September, 2022| Stories

ByNewsHawks ABOUT 550 Malawian citizens are languishing in Zimbabwean prisons after being arrested in the.

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China and Africa Hand in Hand: Toward a Sustainable Future

China and Africa Hand in Hand: Toward a Sustainable Future

by theinv | 14 September, 2022| Stories

By Yi Fan Right before this year’s Chinese New Year, Rwanda’s ambassador to China, H.E..

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