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Malawi’s urban reforms fuel land grabs

Malawi’s urban reforms fuel land grabs

by theinv | 24 April, 2026| Stories

By Collins Mtika On the edge of Lilongwe’s Area 44, the maize field where 50-year-old.

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Betrayal in Lilongwe: How Corruption thrives under Chakwera’s Watch

Betrayal in Lilongwe: How Corruption thrives under Chakwera’s Watch

by theinv | 11 February, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika For a government that pledged to root out corruption, Lilongwe City Council.

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