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Dispatch from the Front Lines of Mozambique’s Gas Gamble

Dispatch from the Front Lines of Mozambique’s Gas Gamble

by theinv | 31 May, 2025| Stories

Mozambique’s LNG project was supposed to bring prosperity to the country. Instead, it has fuelled.

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Fact-Check: Partially True – Malawi’s post-harvest food loss is up to 30%.

Fact-Check: Partially True – Malawi’s post-harvest food loss is up to 30%.

by theinv | 30 May, 2025| Stories

Claim: After harvest, Malawi loses as much as 30% of its food. The claim (archived.

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Fact-Check: False – Malawi does not have 1970s-era IMF/World Bank Loans

Fact-Check: False – Malawi does not have 1970s-era IMF/World Bank Loans

by theinv | 24 May, 2025| Stories

Claim Malawi is still servicing public debt dating back to the 1970s, which significantly limits.

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Malawi launches first Oral Pill to fight deadly Sleeping Sickness

Malawi launches first Oral Pill to fight deadly Sleeping Sickness

by theinv | 13 May, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika For the first time, patients in Malawi can take a pill instead.

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‘WAR ON CORRUPTION’: Real fight or political farce?

‘WAR ON CORRUPTION’: Real fight or political farce?

by theinv | 12 May, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika In July 2022, Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera made a bold declaration –.

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Sweet Deals, Sour Outcomes: UK Brands linked to Malawi Flood Disaster

Sweet Deals, Sour Outcomes: UK Brands linked to Malawi Flood Disaster

by theinv | 7 May, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika and Nyasa Times A deadly flood in the village of Kanseche, Malawi,.

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Kayelekera’s $200M comeback: Malawi bets big on Nuclear Energy

Kayelekera’s $200M comeback: Malawi bets big on Nuclear Energy

by theinv | 6 May, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika Malawi’s dormant Kayelekera Uranium Mine is powering back to life with a.

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Green Light for Kayelekera: Malawi Atomic Agency approves restart amid accountability demands

Green Light for Kayelekera: Malawi Atomic Agency approves restart amid accountability demands

by theinv | 5 May, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika The Malawi Atomic Energy Regulatory Authority (AERA) has granted a key radiation.

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Malawi and Tanzania mend Fences on Trade

Malawi and Tanzania mend Fences on Trade

by theinv | 4 May, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika From border blockades to business breakthroughs—Malawi and Tanzania have transformed their trade.

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Smile for the Camera, Silence the Press: Chakwera’s Two-Faced Media Strategy

Smile for the Camera, Silence the Press: Chakwera’s Two-Faced Media Strategy

by theinv | 4 May, 2025| Stories

At a staged media breakfast, MISA Malawi calls out the Chakwera administration’s double-dealing on media.

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Malawi confirms Sixth Mpox Case as Authorities ramp up containment efforts

Malawi confirms Sixth Mpox Case as Authorities ramp up containment efforts

by theinv | 1 May, 2025| Stories

Malawi confirms its sixth Mpox case in just two weeks, all centered in the capital,.

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Can Biotechnology grow a Climate-Proof Future for Malawi?

Can Biotechnology grow a Climate-Proof Future for Malawi?

by theinv | 1 May, 2025| Stories

As devastating droughts and floods push Malawi’s farmers to the brink, a high-stakes debate over.

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