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Young Olympians From Malawi and Seychelles Make Splash Voice of America (blog) Two of the youngest Olympians here in London are swimmers from Malawi and the Seychelles. Joyce Tafatatha and Aurelie Fanchette, both 14, are delighted to be competing in their first Olympic Games. Fanchette swam Monday (July 30) in the women's 200 ... See all stories on this topic »

Tanzania wants amicable resolution on Lake Malawi AFP DAR ES SALAAM — Tanzania Wednesday called for an amicable resolution to a dispute with Malawi over oil and gas exploration in Lake Malawi. "This is a very sensitive issue and we would like it to be resolved amicably. We will continue with talks," ... See all stories on this topic » AFP

Zim-Malawi Seek to Forge Agricultural Partnership AllAfrica.com Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development Minister Joseph Made met his Malawian counterpart, Professor Peter Mwanza who is in the country to discuss ways of boosting productivity among smallholder farmers. The two ministers visited the ... See all stories on this topic »

Lilongwe, Malawi Loses 2.3 Million Cubic Meters of Water Per Day OOSKA News Malawi, LILONGWE — The Lilongwe Water Board loses some 2.3 million cubic meters of water per day, which costs it $1 million USD per month, the company said on July 27. Africa · Gladson Muela · Lilongwe · Lilongwe Water Board · Malawi · Trevor Phoya ... See all stories on this topic »

ClinTec Intl starts operations in Malawi to strengthens its expertise in ... pharmabiz.com ClinTec International, a leading global CRO with a substantial presence in the Middle East and Africa, has expanded its operations into Malawi. In this regard, a leading pharmaceutical company with sales exceeding US$50 billion has selected ClinTec as ... See all stories on this topic »

Malawi telecom operators form association, Airtel's Chilima its President Nyasa Times Malawi telecommunications licensed and operational operators have formed an association called Association of Telecommunications Operators Limited (ATOL) which was launched in Blantyre on Tuesday evening. Speaking at the launch, its new President, ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Malawians want tough anti-human trafficking laws Afrique en Ligue Blantyre, Malawi - Various stakeholders have suggested that Malawi requires concerted effort, including enactment of appropriate legislation, if the country is to achieve success in combating human trafficking. Panelists from Malawi Human Rights ... See all stories on this topic »

Govt to stop importing fuel The Times Group (blog) The promise is contained in Malawi Government's Letter of Intent to IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde jointly signed by Finance Minister Ken Lipenga and Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) Governor Charles Chuka. The two economic management ... See all stories on this topic »

Africa netball in crisis The Times Group (blog) A fierce tug of war has erupted between Africa's authorised continental netball governing body Confederation of African Netball (Cana) and its members including Malawi who have formed a rival body called Netball Africa. The whole saga started some two ... See all stories on this topic »

Getting teen mothers back to school The Times Group (blog) Teen pregnancy is one of the many reasons a majority of girls drop out of school in Malawi. Their story could be well-capped by the experience of 18–year old Ruth Nambazo, once a promising pupil at Mitole Primary School in Chikhwawa. When her tummy ... See all stories on this topic »

Muskoka Mosaic: Eyes wide open CottageCountryNow.ca In 2005 she traveled to Malawi for six months where she volunteered with a local clinic in the southern region conducting administrative duties. Lee had never volunteered in this type of capacity before and the clinic never had any volunteers prior to ... See all stories on this topic »

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