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K74m debt traps DC’s vehicle - Malawi24 (opens the original)
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A District Commissioner’s vehicle has been seized in Chitipa, as the council scrambles to resolve a K74 million debt linked to a seedling supply contract.The vehicle was impounded by a court sheriff following a legal dispute between the council and Shuta Shuta General Suppliers over unpaid supplies under the Songwe River Basin Project in Misuku.The supplier, Daniel Simkonda of Shuta Shuta General Suppliers, took the matter to court, claiming that his company had not been fully paid for seedlings
Nine-year Kanyika compensation standoff ends - Malawi24 (opens the original)
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After nine years of waiting, 203 families affected by the Kanyika Niobium Mine project have finally received their compensation.Globe Metals and Mining Limited Managing Director Lusungu Chirwa confirmed that the company has paid compensation to all but one of the households affected by the proposed mining project in Kanyika, Mzimba District.Chirwa said the remaining family is yet to receive its payment due to problems with its bank account, which the company is working to resolve.The payments fo
Lin case discontinuation worries conservationists - Malawi24 (opens the original)
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Environmental groups have warned that the discontinuation of corruption proceedings against convicted Chinese wildlife trafficker Lin Yunhua could weaken Malawi’s fight against wildlife crime and corruption.The concerns follow the State’s decision to discontinue corruption proceedings against Yunhua, paving the way for his release from Dedza Prison. The development came after the High Court rejected an application by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) to discontinue the proceedings.Lin had been fa
Govt warned against politicizing parliament - Malawi24 (opens the original)
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The growing battle over Parliament’s powers has drawn fresh political concern, with calls for the legislature to be left to do its job without interference from the Executive.United Democratic Front (UDF) leader Atupele Muluzi has warned the government against politicising Parliament, saying the legislature must be allowed to discharge its constitutional responsibilities independently and free from political influence.Muluzi made the remarks while commending Speaker of Parliament Sameer Suleman
Demand for fish-drying racks raises environmental concerns in Likoma - Malawi24 (opens the original)
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The growing practice of cutting down trees to construct fish-drying racks is raising environmental concerns in Likoma District, with authorities warning that continued reliance on timber could accelerate deforestation and threaten natural resources. Likoma Forestry Officer Winston Chirwa has urged communities to stop indiscriminate tree cutting, particularly for the construction of drying racks used in the fish-processing industry. Chirwa said uncontrolled harvesting of trees was putting pressur
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