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Malawi Economy

South Africa’s grass is still greener
Article
/ 22 May 2015

South Africa’s grass is still greener

Malawian victims of xenophobia repatriated from South Africa are drifting back in large numbers

By Staff Reporter
‘Love one another,’ says Malawi’s president as NGOs lay down gauntlet
Africa
/ 12 January 2015

‘Love one another,’ says Malawi’s president as NGOs lay down gauntlet

A coalition of 20 leading NGOs is spearheading plans for a mass demonstration against the government.

By Collins Mtika
No image available
Africa
/ 27 April 2012

South Africa loans Malawi R270m to ease fuel shortages

South Africa has agreed to loan Malawi nearly R270-million to ease crippling fuel shortages, in a show of confidence in the new government.

By Staff Reporter
Malawi government breaks silence on Mutharika’s death
Africa
/ 7 April 2012

Malawi government breaks silence on Mutharika’s death

Malawi’s government on Saturday confirmed the death of President Bingu wa Mutharika and vowed to adhere to a constitutional transition.

By Staff Reporter
Tobacco poisons Malawi’s children
Africa
/ 6 May 2011

Tobacco poisons Malawi’s children

Despite the poverty-stricken country’s avowed intentions, it is dependent on the crop and those who must pick it.

By Kristin Palitza
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Africa
/ 24 June 2008

Malawians may pay for politics

National budget becomes a political football in party squabble, putting vital foreign aid payments at risk.

By Raphael Mweninguwe

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