Joseph Mwale
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 74
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Fuel queues resurface - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Fuel queues have resurfaced and getting longer by the day with diesel facing a critical shortage and petrol’s availability is erratic as the country continues to grapple with perennial foreign exchange scarcity choking import financing. What started as isolated cases of stockouts have now transformed into a full-blown scarcity with queues of diesel vehicles waiting for supply at service stations becoming a common sight. Petrol too, while often available, is in erratic supply with most service st
Coalition to review Mutharika’s first year October 20 - Nation Online (opens the original)
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President Peter Mutharika’s first year in office is set to face scrutiny from a coalition of civil society and professional organisations on October 20 2026 at a national dialogue in Lilongwe. The National Stakeholders Dialogue, scheduled for Bingu International Convention Centre in the capital city, will bring together government, Parliament, the Judiciary, civil society, academia, the private sector, media and other stakeholders. A concept note on the dialogue shows that the meeting will asses
NAC moves to save HIV, other funds - Nation Online (opens the original)
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National Aids Commission (NAC) has convened an emergency meeting to address concerns surrounding Malawi’s ongoing Global Fund Grant Cycle 8 application to resolve issues threatening sustainability of HIV, malaria and tuberculosis (TB) treatment. The meeting was initially scheduled for last Friday, but was rescheduled to today and will bring together civil society representatives, constituency leaders, Country Coordinating Mechanism (CCM) leadership, secretariat representatives and other stakehol
Democracy without dividends - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Thirty-three years after reverting to multiparty democracy, governance and political experts say the hope that comes with elections has not translated into tangible socio-economic gains for Malawians. The observation dominated the opening of the 4th Biennial Conference of the Political Science Association (PSA) in Salima yesterday, held under the theme: ‘Malawi’s Democracy at the Crossroads? Maturing Institutions or a Tailspin into Uncertainty?’ Speakers agreed that while Malawians continue to v
203 households given 3months to leave mine - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Globe Metals and Mining has given 203 households affected by its niobium mining project in Kanyika, Mzimba three months to move after getting K2.42 billion compensation. In a report issued yesterday, the company said the compensation covered land, structures, businesses, trees and plants as well as moving and disturbance allowances. During the assessment, trees and plants received the largest share at K1.06 billion, followed by structures at K633.7 million and land at K466.1 million. Businesses
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