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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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Can a Paper Shield stop the looting of Malawi’s “Slush Fund” – CDF?

Can a Paper Shield stop the looting of Malawi’s “Slush Fund” – CDF?

by theinv | 1 December, 2025| Stories

As the government prepares to inject a record MK 5 billion into local councils, a.

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