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Malawi envoy in Kuwait challenges his recall - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Malawi’s Ambassador to Kuwait Younos Abdul Karim has obtained an interim stay order against his recall and filed for judicial review of the decision. The court order comes at a time the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has proceeded to advise the Kuwait Government about the envoy’s recall and the subsequent appointment of journalist-cum-politician Jona Pankuku as Malawi’s charge d’affaires. According to court documents The Nation has seen, the Industrial Relations Court
HIV funding soars, but gap remains - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Malawi has increased domestic HIV funding by 2 440 percent to K4.5 billion, but the allocation covers less than one percent of the K600 billion to K800 billion the country needs annually to sustain the national HIV response. The huge mismatch has exposed the scale of Malawi’s dependence on donors as external funding contracts, raising concerns over the future of HIV treatment, prevention and community-based services. The government allocation rose from just K178 million in 2024/25 to K4.5 billio
Poll lessons, grievances gather dust - Nation Online (opens the original)
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The country risks walking into another election with the same unresolved electoral flaws as political parties warn that reform momentum is losing steam. Centre for Multiparty Democracy (CMD) has observed that the process to resolve electoral weaknesses and grievances has been “dangerously and painfully slow”. The body has since appealed to government to move swiftly to implement electoral reforms while lessons and grievances from the September 2025 elections remain fresh. The call follows reform
Press ordered to pay K7 billion over PTC deal - Nation Online (opens the original)
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The High Court Commercial Division in Blantyre yesterday ordered conglomerate Press Corporation plc (PCL) to pay K7.07 billion over debts left by its subsidiary, People’s Trading Centre (PTC), which is under liquidation. The court also ordered the country’s largest holding company to pay 70 percent of the litigation costs. The ruling follows an application by the provisional liquidator, the Registrar General, seeking contribution from PCL towards PTC’s outstanding liabilities to nearly 300 credi
Namiwa seeks APM’s stand, defends Suleman - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (Cdedi) has sought President Peter Mutharika’s stand on DPP secretary general Peter Mukhito’s remarks opposing Speaker Sameer Suleman’s anti-corruption initiative in Parliament. Cdedi executive director Sylvester Namiwa reminded journalists in Blantyre that Mutharika has repeatedly declared zero tolerance for corruption and maintained that there will be “no sacred cows” under his administration. “Therefore, Malawians are shocked to hear t
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