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CNOOC grants five exploration blocks and the population sees ships

CNOOC grants five exploration blocks and the population sees ships

by theinv | 26 February, 2026| Stories

By Estacio Valoi From north to south Mozambique, in a dizzying descent in the race.

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Chilima’s Plane crash: Second inquiry must deliver accountability, not revenge

Chilima’s Plane crash: Second inquiry must deliver accountability, not revenge

by theinv | 25 February, 2026| Stories

Reopening the investigation into the 2024 Malawi Defence Force plane crash is no longer just.

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Chilima Plane crash reinvestigation tests Military accountability

Chilima Plane crash reinvestigation tests Military accountability

by theinv | 25 February, 2026| Stories

A renewed inquiry into the 2024 military plane crash that killed former Vice President Saulos.

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Inside Malawi’s rejection of the domestic credit market

Inside Malawi’s rejection of the domestic credit market

by theinv | 24 February, 2026| Stories

By Collins Mtika Malawi’s Treasury has started rejecting large Treasury bill bids. It began in.

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Malawi’s T-bill crackdown cuts yields – while exposing a debt trap

Malawi’s T-bill crackdown cuts yields – while exposing a debt trap

by theinv | 24 February, 2026| Stories

Malawi’s rejection of more than K540 billion in treasury bill bids since January 2026 signals.

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As Malawi seeks IMF deal, Prosecutors withdraw high-profile financial crime cases

As Malawi seeks IMF deal, Prosecutors withdraw high-profile financial crime cases

by theinv | 21 February, 2026| Stories

Prosecutors withdrew proceedings in two high-profile matters after accused figures returned to powerful posts, raising.

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Malawi’s deadliest air is inside the home

Malawi’s deadliest air is inside the home

by theinv | 21 February, 2026| Stories

By Collins Mtika In Malawi, the most dangerous air many children breathe is often not.

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Portuguese carbon deal ‘locks’ Malawian forests for decades

Portuguese carbon deal ‘locks’ Malawian forests for decades

by theinv | 20 February, 2026| Stories

A sweeping agreement to market carbon credits from 14 forest reserves could generate over $1.5.

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Malawi’s Media ‘crisis’ is bigger than the newsroom.

Malawi’s Media ‘crisis’ is bigger than the newsroom.

by theinv | 13 February, 2026| Stories

A blistering courtroom critique of journalists reveals not just professional failings, but the deeper economic.

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Mozambique’s top Prosecutor, Américo Julião Letela, accused of weaponising silence and fear

Mozambique’s top Prosecutor, Américo Julião Letela, accused of weaponising silence and fear

by theinv | 3 February, 2026| Stories

By Foreign Correspondent When six Mexican nationals walked out of Mozambique on provisional bail and.

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Mozambique’s top Prosecutor, Américo Julião Letela, turns flagship drug case into impunity test

Mozambique’s top Prosecutor, Américo Julião Letela, turns flagship drug case into impunity test

by theinv | 2 February, 2026| Stories

By Foreign Correspondent While Botswana moves to extradite alleged Mexican “drug kingpins”, Mozambique’s attorney general,.

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Study reveals how Malawi’s Courts punish the Poor for being Poor

Study reveals how Malawi’s Courts punish the Poor for being Poor

by theinv | 30 January, 2026| Stories

By Collins Mtika In a dim, overcrowded cell at Lilongwe’s Maula Prison, Elias waits, not.

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