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Struggling to stay afloat: MCC faces MK 3bn property tax arrears

Struggling to stay afloat: MCC faces MK 3bn property tax arrears

by theinv | 16 October, 2024| Stories

By Collins Mtika The Mzuzu City Council is grappling with a severe financial shortfall as.

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Financial crunch Hits MCC as revamp efforts fail to boost Income

Financial crunch Hits MCC as revamp efforts fail to boost Income

by theinv | 15 October, 2024| Stories

By Collins Mtika The Mzuzu City Council (MCC) is grappling with a severe financial crisis.

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