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Ruling with one foot in the grave
Algeria’s president is the latest in a long line of heads of state who are too ill to do their job properly
Malawi: Red carpet for dead president
Malawi's politicians lied about the health of the country's former president as part of a bid to stop Joyce Banda from taking charge.
Editorial: Banda, stick to principle
When South African foreign policy goes wrong, we often hear about it immediately.
TB Joshua: The preacher who knows too much
TB Joshua isn't just predicting the death of Africa's kings; he has the ear of some of Africa's top politicians - including Winnie Madikizela-Mandela.
New dawn: Malawi restores ‘rising sun’ flag
Malawi is returning to its 1964 independence flag, replaced in 2010 in an "attack on the country's nationhood" by late leader Bingu wa Mutharika.
Malawi’s Banda to investigate Mutharika transition plot
President Joyce Banda has announced an inquiry into an alleged plot by the inner circle of Malawi's late former leader to block her rise to power.
Banda champions women’s rights
Malawi's President Joyce Banda has expressed how she's carrying the expectations of all the women in the region.
Malawi’s Banda eager to rebuild western ties
The resumption of diplomatic ties with Britain has signalled progress in Malawi's quest to distance the new regime from that of its late predecessor.
Mutharika laid to rest in state funeral
Late Malawi President Bingu wa Mutharika has been laid to rest, and new President Joyce Banda has urged Malawians to remember him positively.
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