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Part 2: A Ghanaian contractor, a $1.5 million contract, and a surveillance system that remains unexplained

Part 2: A Ghanaian contractor, a $1.5 million contract, and a surveillance system that remains unexplained

by theinv | 9 September, 2026| Stories

Legal challenges and the accountability questions behind the system Key Facts: Part One showed how.

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Part 1: A Ghanaian contractor, a $1.5 million contract, and a surveillance system that remains unexplained

Part 1: A Ghanaian contractor, a $1.5 million contract, and a surveillance system that remains unexplained

by theinv | 7 September, 2026| Stories

Key Facts: The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority procured a social media surveillance platform in September.

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Can Malawi’s journalists hold power to account while struggling to survive?

Can Malawi’s journalists hold power to account while struggling to survive?

by theinv | 20 June, 2026| Stories

A rights inquiry links poor newsroom wages to ethics, media survival and democratic accountability. By.

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Malawi Journalists face poverty and ethical pressures

Malawi Journalists face poverty and ethical pressures

by theinv | 19 June, 2026| Stories

A human rights investigation found Malawi’s private media journalists underpaid, vulnerable to conflicts of interest,.

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Four Years, No Verdict: Fuel Scandal puts Malawi’s Justice and Politics — on Trial

Four Years, No Verdict: Fuel Scandal puts Malawi’s Justice and Politics — on Trial

by theinv | 9 August, 2025| Stories

On the anniversary of his arrest, former Energy Minister Newton Kambala calls out a justice.

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