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Malawi… Poor prospects

Malawi… Poor prospects

by theinv | 20 March, 2018| Extractives

LILONGWE, MALAWI: A 34-year-old mining law remains a windfall for multinationals but does little to.

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Mentoring Sessions – Investigative Journalism

by theinv | 19 March, 2018| Workshops

The Centre for Investigative Journalism Malawi (CIJM) in cooperation with the Integrity Platform (IP) and.

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TRAINING WORKSHOP ON INVESTIGATING AND REPORTING CORRUPTION

by CIJM Director | 19 March, 2018| Workshops

Mass media can expose Corruption and can keep a check on public policy and or.

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Malawi: Presidency’s ‘sweetheart contractor’ Mota-Engil grabs the lion’s share of road contracts

Malawi: Presidency’s ‘sweetheart contractor’ Mota-Engil grabs the lion’s share of road contracts

by theinv | 13 March, 2018| Extractives

It is widely seen as the Malawi presidency’s sweetheart contractor. And a leaked official report.

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Five decades of service – up to 22 abuse claims

Five decades of service – up to 22 abuse claims

by theinv | 25 January, 2018| Stories

1970 Brother Aidan Clohessy becomes principal of St Augustine’s. 1985 The St John of God.

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State capture: Malawi’s Attorney General ‘Lawyers’ private firm

State capture: Malawi’s Attorney General ‘Lawyers’ private firm

by theinv | 25 January, 2018| Stories

By Collins Mtika Malawi’s attorney-general – the government’s legal adviser and representative in all court.

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Order told gardaí of complaint 27 years after the event

Order told gardaí of complaint 27 years after the event

by theinv | 25 January, 2018| Stories

 By Michael O’Farrell and Collins Mtika  THE St John of God order told a statutory.

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Malawi banks’ shortcomings in ‘Cashgate’ must be investigated

Malawi banks’ shortcomings in ‘Cashgate’ must be investigated

by theinv | 14 December, 2017| Stories

By CIJM The alleged role of Malawian bank officials in aiding and abetting corruption has.

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Millions in fertiliser debts from Joyce Banda’s administration dog Malawi government

Millions in fertiliser debts from Joyce Banda’s administration dog Malawi government

by theinv | 7 November, 2017| Stories

By CIJM Reporters The debt that Malawi’s Farm Input Loan Programme (Filp) owes to foreign.

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‘Healthgate’ MK 4 billion vanishes from Ministry

‘Healthgate’ MK 4 billion vanishes from Ministry

by theinv | 4 September, 2017| Extractives

By CIJM Billions of Kwacha leaked from Malawi’s public health system last year through fraud,.

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Malawi’s health sector in funding crisis

Malawi’s health sector in funding crisis

by theinv | 30 August, 2017| Stories

Malawi’s recently launched heath sector strategy, which requires funding to the tune of $ 2.7 billion, suffers from funding gap of more than half a billion dollars, a confidential government document seen by amaBhungane reveals.

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Paladin Energy crashes, files for insolvency

Paladin Energy crashes, files for insolvency

by theinv | 18 August, 2017| Extractives

Paladin Energy, operators of Kayelekela Uranaium Mine in Karonga Malawi and Langer Heinrich in Namibia has filed for insolvency at the Australian high court after the company failed to pay a debt of USD277 million to a France based company called Electricite de France.

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