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A clash of development and Politics: Malawi’s Veep bulldozes Chinese Project

A clash of development and Politics: Malawi’s Veep bulldozes Chinese Project

by theinv | 22 December, 2021| Stories

By CIJM The gesture by the Chinese government to build a modern Police Unit at.

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Chinese mining activities in Malawi: who benefits?

Chinese mining activities in Malawi: who benefits?

by theinv | 19 December, 2021| Stories

BY WANANGWA CHAPUZGA For the people of Mbirima, a local community in Chitipa, about 350.

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Toiling for the Chinese: Malawi Villagers left paupers

Toiling for the Chinese: Malawi Villagers left paupers

by theinv | 13 December, 2021| Stories

By Collins Mtika For three years, 26-year-old Granger Chizeve has known one job: cropping rose.

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Malawi Farmers underutilising Chinese funded Cotton ginneries

Malawi Farmers underutilising Chinese funded Cotton ginneries

by theinv | 15 November, 2021| Stories

By Collins Mtika Chancy Chagoma Gondwe from Lupembe in Karonga District in northern Malawi has.

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Under Siege: Chinese shoes swallowing Malawi’s shoe making SMEs

Under Siege: Chinese shoes swallowing Malawi’s shoe making SMEs

by theinv | 1 November, 2021| Stories

By CIJM The sheer size of the Chinese economy has reigned on some of Malawi’s.

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Investigative journalists of colour face hurdles to expose social ills

Investigative journalists of colour face hurdles to expose social ills

by theinv | 13 October, 2021| Stories

By INV Johannesburg – Levelling the ground for investigative journalists of colour to report the struggles.

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CIJM drills journalists in investigative journalism

CIJM drills journalists in investigative journalism

by theinv | 23 September, 2021| Stories

By Phillip Pasula The Centre for Investigative Journalism-Malawi (CIJM) on Wednesday drilled Malawian journalists in.

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Relief workers trade food aid, demand sex in Cabo Delgado

Relief workers trade food aid, demand sex in Cabo Delgado

by theinv | 5 September, 2021| Stories

Estacio Valoi Pemba–Joaquina (real name withheld for security reasons) has suffered serious shocks in quick.

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SADC loses appeal over Malawian Judge’s ouster

SADC loses appeal over Malawian Judge’s ouster

by theinv | 15 August, 2021| Stories

By Collins Mtika A three Judges panel at the Southern Africa Development Community Administrative Tribunal.

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China’s ‘Super Mafia’ Style Company Takeover Challenged

China’s ‘Super Mafia’ Style Company Takeover Challenged

by theinv | 6 August, 2021| Stories

By MakanDay Media A manganese mine in Mkushi, central Zambia, has been closed with the.

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Africa faces steepest COVID-19 surge yet

Africa faces steepest COVID-19 surge yet

by theinv | 30 June, 2021| Stories

By Collins Mtika Africa is facing a fast-surging third wave of COVID-19 pandemic, with cases.

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Zambia rattling towards contested elections

Zambia rattling towards contested elections

by theinv | 30 May, 2021| Stories

Charles Mafa and John Mukela There is something to a name after all, it seems..

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