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Chinese competitors squeeze out small-business owners eking out a living in Africa

Chinese competitors squeeze out small-business owners eking out a living in Africa

by theinv | 31 January, 2019| Stories

By Henry Kijimwana Mhango LILONGWE, Malawi — Justice Dapalaba once scratched out a living selling secondhand clothes in.

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Malawi ‘passportgate’ involving State officials probed

Malawi ‘passportgate’ involving State officials probed

by theinv | 11 July, 2017| Stories

By Tamanda Matebule A nine-member syndicate involving state officials – one allegedly in State House.

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