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Malawi villagers clash with Miner over dumping of waste into Lake Malawi

Malawi villagers clash with Miner over dumping of waste into Lake Malawi

by theinv | 15 February, 2015| Stories

By Collins Mtika Communities living along the northern part of Lake Malawi in Karonga district.

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Australian Miners maiming Malawians, exploiting old law

Australian Miners maiming Malawians, exploiting old law

by theinv | 27 January, 2015| Stories

By Collins Mtika Abraham Siliwonde does not know what uranium is used for. But he.

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