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Uranium mine audit flags toxic water and sanitation failures

Uranium mine audit flags toxic water and sanitation failures

by theinv | 12 March, 2026| Stories

A district audit raised alarms over uranium readings, zero residual chlorine and a gastroenteritis outbreak.

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Malawi’s aid vacuum draws ‘new’ actors

Malawi’s aid vacuum draws ‘new’ actors

by theinv | 11 March, 2026| Stories

As Western donor support contracts and Malawi’s food crisis deepens, the rapid expansion of a.

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Chinese grant tests Malawi health oversight

Chinese grant tests Malawi health oversight

by theinv | 7 March, 2026| Stories

A MK3.5 billion Chinese grant for maternal and newborn health in Malawi is set to.

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Malawi’s rate cut won’t fix the dollar drought

Malawi’s rate cut won’t fix the dollar drought

by theinv | 5 March, 2026| Stories

The Reserve Bank of Malawi has trimmed its policy rate to 24% as inflation eases,.

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Malawi repeats austerity orders, compliance lags

Malawi repeats austerity orders, compliance lags

by theinv | 5 March, 2026| Stories

Treasury’s latest belt-tightening circular rehashes old rules, and spotlights an enforcement deficit at the heart.

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China rewires Malawi’s economic lifeline

China rewires Malawi’s economic lifeline

by theinv | 3 March, 2026| Stories

As Malawi navigates a punishing fiscal crisis and deepening dependence on external support, China’s latest.

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Pemba’s timber vanishes, enforcement officials implicated

Pemba’s timber vanishes, enforcement officials implicated

by theinv | 2 March, 2026| Stories

A formal complaint to the attorney general alleges approximately 450 containers of prohibited timber left.

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Mozambique timber smuggling allegations reach minister

Mozambique timber smuggling allegations reach minister

by theinv | 2 March, 2026| Stories

A criminal complaint alleges that hundreds of containers of banned hardwood left northern Mozambique on.

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Malawi’s budget bets big on patronage

Malawi’s budget bets big on patronage

by theinv | 28 February, 2026| Stories

A debt-laden government launches a trillion-kwacha constituency fund while seeking IMF rescue, testing whether fiscal.

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Malawi’s debt trap swallows budget recovery

Malawi’s debt trap swallows budget recovery

by theinv | 27 February, 2026| Stories

Interest payments consume K2.8 trillion, about 43% of domestic revenue, as government earmarks K1.145 trillion.

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Malawi Churches back Africa mining justice

Malawi Churches back Africa mining justice

by theinv | 27 February, 2026| Stories

At Cape Town’s Alternative Mining Indaba, Malawi’s Council of Churches joined faith leaders and community.

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Prophets and profits: the art of the sell in Shepherd Bushiri’s YouTube sermons

Prophets and profits: the art of the sell in Shepherd Bushiri’s YouTube sermons

by theinv | 27 February, 2026| Stories

By Ambrose Kolawole Dada and Janelle Vermaak-Griessel In a widely viewed YouTube sermon called 3 Types.

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