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Botswana rhino poaching worsens as government dithers

Botswana rhino poaching worsens as government dithers

by theinv | 16 May, 2021| Stories

Oscar Nkala KASANE– Rhino poaching in Botswana is getting worse, and the government is not.

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Vaccine supply crunch adds to risk of COVID-19 resurgence

Vaccine supply crunch adds to risk of COVID-19 resurgence

by theinv | 6 May, 2021| Stories

By Collins Mtika With Africa-bound COVID-19 vaccine doses from the Serum Institute of India delayed.

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MK1.7 billion “deforested” at the Viphya Plantation as project struggles to survive

MK1.7 billion “deforested” at the Viphya Plantation as project struggles to survive

by theinv | 11 April, 2021| Stories

The lack of a “ a whole government” approach to the management of the once.

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Airtel Malawi books raise red flags over international tax evasion

Airtel Malawi books raise red flags over international tax evasion

by theinv | 8 February, 2021| Stories

By Collins Mtika (Mzuzu, Malawi) Wherever you go in Malawi—whether it is in the cities,.

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Harnessing the elements

Harnessing the elements

by theinv | 15 January, 2021| Stories

By Collins Mtika In his bestselling memoir, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Creating Currents of.

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SADC awards Malawi Judge a ‘Golden hand shake’ for unfair dismissal

SADC awards Malawi Judge a ‘Golden hand shake’ for unfair dismissal

by theinv | 12 October, 2020| Stories

By Collins Mtika The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has swallowed its pride, ending a.

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Historic Malawi elections set the benchmark for African polls

Historic Malawi elections set the benchmark for African polls

by theinv | 22 September, 2020| Stories

By Craig Moffat & Josephine Chinele Introduction On 6 July 2020, Lazarus Chakwera was inaugurated.

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Government ‘bows out’ of Raiply concession, retains plantation land

Government ‘bows out’ of Raiply concession, retains plantation land

by theinv | 2 September, 2020| Stories

By Collins Mtika The Malawi government has formally given exclusive rights to Raiply Malawi Limited.

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Saudi mining firm buys seven Malawian companies

Saudi mining firm buys seven Malawian companies

by theinv | 4 August, 2020| Stories

By Collins Mtika Ma’aden, Saudi Arabia’s largest mining company has acquired an 85 percent controlling.

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Coal: fuel to the fire

Coal: fuel to the fire

by theinv | 23 July, 2020| Stories

Malawi is investing heavily in a new coal-fired plant despite the country’s stated commitment to.

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Daily scramble for water part of life for millions in Malawi

Daily scramble for water part of life for millions in Malawi

by theinv | 21 July, 2020| Stories

Residents of Malawi’s capital, Lilongwe, tell journalist Winston Mwale about their daily struggle for water..

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CSOs launch ‘Pay back our money’ campaign for looters

CSOs launch ‘Pay back our money’ campaign for looters

by theinv | 18 July, 2020| Stories

By Collins Mtika Four Civil Society Organisations under the banner of the National Anti-Corruption Alliance.

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