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The Legal Affairs Committee of Parliament has announced that it will investigate allegations concerning the conduct of High Court Judge Kenan Manda.
By: Taonga Sabola, James Chimwaza, Lucy Ganiza
The Times Group is a multi-award winning media group and the only 360 media house in Malawi.
The European Union (EU) Wednesday resumed budget support to Malawi after about 12 years of holding it back.
Malawi on Thursday bemoaned challenges the country is facing to export some of its products to India.
COOPERATION—The two leaders witness their respective officials signing development agreements
MAFUTA MWALE—Inflation will start going down in the next few months
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has predicted that the local economy will swell by four percent next year.
ADDA DONTOH—For 60 years, the United Nations has stood alongside Malawi
Movie lovers on Thursday descended at the European Union (EU) Ambassador's Residence in Lilongwe where they sampled an exciting lineup of films during the launch of the European Film Festival.
Malawi lost an estimated total of $341 million (about K600 billion) in crop and livestock, representing a 2.4 percent loss on the country’s GDP due to the El Niño weather that hit the country early this year.
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