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Malawi: “Bad habits, harsh medicine”

Malawi: “Bad habits, harsh medicine”

by theinv | 23 November, 2025| Stories

A decade of fiscal indiscipline leaves Malawi with bitter reforms and even slimmer margins for.

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Inside Malawi’s Cabinet of ‘scandal’

Inside Malawi’s Cabinet of ‘scandal’

by theinv | 20 November, 2025| Stories

Old allies, old crimes, and the fading promise of reform By Collins Mtika When President.

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Chihana and the burden of a democracy built by his Father

Chihana and the burden of a democracy built by his Father

by theinv | 20 November, 2025| Stories

Beneath the court filings and political deals lies a deeper story of inheritance, expectation, and.

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Mzuzu at boiling point as DPP eyes control of Council

Mzuzu at boiling point as DPP eyes control of Council

by theinv | 9 November, 2025| Stories

Fresh from reclaiming State House, the DPP now wants to cement dominance in Mzuzu, but.

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Malawi’s unflinching Watchdog

Malawi’s unflinching Watchdog

by theinv | 16 October, 2025| Stories

By Lusekero Mhango In Malawi’s often perilous world of investigative journalism, few names command as.

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China–Malawi Partnership accelerates key Road Project in northern region.

China–Malawi Partnership accelerates key Road Project in northern region.

by theinv | 14 October, 2025| Stories

By Precious Kaunda The Mzimba–Mtangatanga–Kafukule (S107) Road Project, one of Malawi’s flagship infrastructure initiatives, is.

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Broadcast of Shame: The chilling message behind Malawi’s Televised apology

Broadcast of Shame: The chilling message behind Malawi’s Televised apology

by theinv | 13 October, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika It was a performance few will ever forget. On the morning of.

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Malawi’s Mutharika sworn in after rare comeback, vows to end ‘honeymoon of looting’

Malawi’s Mutharika sworn in after rare comeback, vows to end ‘honeymoon of looting’

by theinv | 4 October, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika Peter Mutharika, 85, was sworn in Saturday as Malawi’s seventh president, sealing.

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From deception to data: Building a new frontline against disinformation in Southern Africa

From deception to data: Building a new frontline against disinformation in Southern Africa

by theinv | 3 October, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika In Malawi, as in much of the world, truth feels increasingly fragile..

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Africa’s retail dream unravels: Shoprite’s Malawi exit signals Investor flight

Africa’s retail dream unravels: Shoprite’s Malawi exit signals Investor flight

by theinv | 29 September, 2025| Stories

Shoprite’s withdrawal from Malawi is the latest in a string of exits across Africa, exposing.

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Broken land, broken promises: Malawi’s Villages scarred by Mining

Broken land, broken promises: Malawi’s Villages scarred by Mining

by theinv | 29 September, 2025| Stories

By Ephraim Mkali Banda The road into Mzimba winds through gentle hills where maize and.

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The ticking Clock of trust: Malawi awaits an answer

The ticking Clock of trust: Malawi awaits an answer

by theinv | 20 September, 2025| Stories

With rival claims mounting, the real contest is over confidence in the final count and.

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