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The High Court speaks: No more delays, No more excuses

The High Court speaks: No more delays, No more excuses

by theinv | 1 April, 2025| Stories

By Collins Mtika For over a decade, families in Kanyika have sought compensation. The High.

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Kanyika and Globe Metals compensation case, mediation starts on good note

Kanyika and Globe Metals compensation case, mediation starts on good note

by theinv | 4 September, 2018| Extractives

Wanangwa Mtawali -Nyasa Times Hearing of a case in which the people of Kanyika in.

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