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Will new mining laws in Uganda, Malawi help curb illicit funds?

Will new mining laws in Uganda, Malawi help curb illicit funds?

by theinv | 14 July, 2022| Stories

By Collins Mtika and Umaru Kashaka Uganda and Malawi have introduced new mining laws which.

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Malawi’s unending fight against corruption

Malawi’s unending fight against corruption

by theinv | 30 June, 2022| Stories

By Collins Mtika Mzuzu–Sixteen years ago, former Malawi president, Bakili Muluzi, was put on trial.

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Malawi chiefs shut down Chinese owned mines

Malawi chiefs shut down Chinese owned mines

by theinv | 18 May, 2022| Stories

BY COLLINS MTIKA A group of Malawian chiefs has forced several Chinese mining companies to.

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Chinese Small Scale Mining anchoring Malawi’s rural economies

Chinese Small Scale Mining anchoring Malawi’s rural economies

by theinv | 21 March, 2022| Stories

By the CIJM Malawi’s newly appointed Minister of Mining Albert Mbawala has his work cut.

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Former Presidential Aide Julius Mithi ‘accosted’ for shoplifting

Former Presidential Aide Julius Mithi ‘accosted’ for shoplifting

by theinv | 7 March, 2022| Stories

By Maravi Post Reporter MZUZU-(MaraviPost)-Alert security guards last week physically handled and accosted former President.

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Outcry as Chinese miners scoop precious stones from poor Malawi communities

Outcry as Chinese miners scoop precious stones from poor Malawi communities

by theinv | 14 February, 2022| Stories

By Collins Mtika For three years, 26-year-old Granger Chizeve has known only one job: cropping.

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Malawi’s soaring illegal Pangolin trade: ‘Chinese investors’ masterminding

Malawi’s soaring illegal Pangolin trade: ‘Chinese investors’ masterminding

by theinv | 4 January, 2022| Stories

By Collins Mtika The call only took ten minutes before an agreement was made to.

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A clash of development and Politics: Malawi’s Veep bulldozes Chinese Project

A clash of development and Politics: Malawi’s Veep bulldozes Chinese Project

by theinv | 22 December, 2021| Stories

By CIJM The gesture by the Chinese government to build a modern Police Unit at.

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Under Siege: Chinese shoes swallowing Malawi’s shoe making SMEs

Under Siege: Chinese shoes swallowing Malawi’s shoe making SMEs

by theinv | 1 November, 2021| Stories

By CIJM The sheer size of the Chinese economy has reigned on some of Malawi’s.

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CIJM drills journalists in investigative journalism

CIJM drills journalists in investigative journalism

by theinv | 23 September, 2021| Stories

By Phillip Pasula The Centre for Investigative Journalism-Malawi (CIJM) on Wednesday drilled Malawian journalists in.

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SADC loses appeal over Malawian Judge’s ouster

SADC loses appeal over Malawian Judge’s ouster

by theinv | 15 August, 2021| Stories

By Collins Mtika A three Judges panel at the Southern Africa Development Community Administrative Tribunal.

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Africa faces steepest COVID-19 surge yet

Africa faces steepest COVID-19 surge yet

by theinv | 30 June, 2021| Stories

By Collins Mtika Africa is facing a fast-surging third wave of COVID-19 pandemic, with cases.

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