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Part 2: A Ghanaian contractor, a $1.5 million contract, and a surveillance system that remains unexplained
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Mozambican journalist defends timber exposé in interrogation as new dispute emerges over seized cargo

Mozambican journalist defends timber exposé in interrogation as new dispute emerges over seized cargo

by theinv | 27 October, 2026| Stories

Estácio Valoi tells investigators his reporting on Safi Timber is accurate and claims the government.

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Timber exposé lands Mozambican journalist in defamation probe

Timber exposé lands Mozambican journalist in defamation probe

by theinv | 25 October, 2026| Stories

Estácio Valoi faces questioning over his reporting on a disputed export shipment, months after investigators.

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Part 2: A Ghanaian contractor, a $1.5 million contract, and a surveillance system that remains unexplained

Part 2: A Ghanaian contractor, a $1.5 million contract, and a surveillance system that remains unexplained

by theinv | 9 September, 2026| Stories

Legal challenges and the accountability questions behind the system Key Facts: Part One showed how.

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Part 1: A Ghanaian contractor, a $1.5 million contract, and a surveillance system that remains unexplained

Part 1: A Ghanaian contractor, a $1.5 million contract, and a surveillance system that remains unexplained

by theinv | 7 September, 2026| Stories

Key Facts: The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority procured a social media surveillance platform in September.

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Malawi’s prisons primed for the market

Malawi’s prisons primed for the market

by theinv | 5 July, 2026| Stories

A correctional system built to punish is being asked to generate revenue just as a.

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The money came; electricity never followed

The money came; electricity never followed

by theinv | 4 July, 2026| Stories

A programme intended to channel record international financing into electricity access has instead left 84.

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Malawi’s work rights crisis escapes scrutiny

Malawi’s work rights crisis escapes scrutiny

by theinv | 26 June, 2026| Stories

Global rights data show severe labour-rights underperformance while key political-rights indicators remain unmeasured. By Collins.

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Malawi’s gold reserve strategy reversed amid foreign exchange difficulties

Malawi’s gold reserve strategy reversed amid foreign exchange difficulties

by theinv | 25 June, 2026| Stories

A programme intended to build national reserves and curb gold smuggling became a source of.

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Malawi bets again on digital taxes after first system faltered

Malawi bets again on digital taxes after first system faltered

by theinv | 24 June, 2026| Stories

The government says its new electronic invoicing platform will modernise tax collection. Critics say the.

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Malawi crash probe questions missing reports

Malawi crash probe questions missing reports

by theinv | 22 June, 2026| Stories

Parliamentary hearings revealed previous crash investigations lacked key institutional reports, raising questions about evidence reviewed.

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Ranked Third In Africa, Yet Justice Fails Many

Ranked Third In Africa, Yet Justice Fails Many

by theinv | 20 June, 2026| Stories

Malawi’s judicial confidence conceals a structural crisis where poverty, understaffing and incomplete reform deny most.

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Can Malawi’s journalists hold power to account while struggling to survive?

Can Malawi’s journalists hold power to account while struggling to survive?

by theinv | 20 June, 2026| Stories

A rights inquiry links poor newsroom wages to ethics, media survival and democratic accountability. By.

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