Google Alert - Malawi

News 6 new results for Malawi

Malawi businesses who benefit from Paladin's Kayelekera mine Nyasa Times While Karonga minority vocal groups and local businesses are unhappy at Paladin Energy's corporate social responsibility undertakings, Nyasa Times investigations shows that local businesses do benefit significantly from supply contracts with Kayelekera ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Malawi President Banda on Currency Devaluation Wall Street Journal (India) Malawi President Banda on Currency Devaluation. Malawi President Joyce Banda speaks with WSJ's Patrick McGroary at the presidential residence about her decision to devalue the country's currency, the kwacha, by 40%. Via WSJ's #WorldStream. Up Next ... See all stories on this topic »

Malawi models, musicians cry foul over Sand festival payments Nyasa Times Some musicians and models who were hired to the Sand music festival, which took place at Sunbird Nkopola in Mangochi a fortnight ago, have not yet received their payments, Nyasa Times understands. Speaking to Nyasa Times, one of the models, who did ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

NOVOC takes over Mkutamwana project in Salima Nyasa Times The Network of Organization working with Vulnerable and orphaned Children in Malawi (NOVOC) has finally taken over the coordination of a five year Mkutamwana project in Salima from Family Health International (FHI) which has been running the project ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

MBC TV cameraman Chauluka who insulted JB gets demotion: Witchunt Nyasa Times Six months after Bright Malopa was booted out of state brodcaster MBC as Director General, his troops are still harvesting what they together planted, the recent being Lapken Chauluka a Cameraman who has been demoted to a studio Cameraman, ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Water utility Companies confronted by human rights defenders amalawi info Blantyre, Malawi: All major cities in Malawi are facing a huge shortage of water suppliers, this trend is worrying the human rights activists who believe the water companies are not doing a proper job. Human rights defenders meeting in Malawi's ... See all stories on this topic »

---

Tip: Use site restrict in your query to search within a site (site:nytimes.com or site:.edu). Learn more.

Delete this alert.
Create another alert.
Manage your alerts.