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Malawi explains Joyce Banda no show on independence day as Sata canes ... Lusaka Times Malawian High Commissioner to Zambia David Bandawe has said that Malawian President Joyce Banda had a last minute engagement which prevented her from gracing Zambia's 48th independence celebration where she was expected to be the guest of ... See all stories on this topic » Lusaka Times

International News - November 2012 baltimoregaylife Despite Malawian President Joyce Banda's promise to repeal indecency and unnatural acts laws, she said citizens of the African country are not ready to lift the ban on homosexuality: "Where Malawi is and most African countries are, is maybe where ... See all stories on this topic »

Inclusive growth top agenda on IMF Multi-Stakeholder Conference The Times Group (blog) The IMF-Malawi Office says the conference, to be officially opened by President Joyce Banda, will provide an opportunity for reflection and strategising on critical policies and measures needed to achieve the objectives of the Economic Recovery Plan ... See all stories on this topic »

Devon footballer David James' delight after collecting MBE from 'charming ... This Is South Devon "It is an agricultural foundation set up in Malawi to educate farmers on better farming techniques, in a bid to solve the problem of starvation issues." James, who has also played for Bristol City, Watford, Liverpool, Aston Villa, West Ham, Manchester ... See all stories on this topic »

Masangwi, others charged with 'murder': Bail hearing Monday Nyasa Times Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) regional governor for the South Noel Masangwi and other suspects have been charged with an offence of murder in connecting with the killing of University of Malawi's Polytechnic student, Robert Chasowa. See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

We cannot stop people joining Peoples Party, Joyce Banda declares Malawi Today Malawi President Joyce Banda on Wednesday said she cannot stop people from joining the ruling People's Party (PP) on the premise that defectors will finally kill the country's democracy. Banda said this at Sanjika Palace in Blantyre during a news ... See all stories on this topic »

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