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Strike closes Malawi airport, pressure builds on govt Reuters Africa LILONGWE (Reuters) - Striking state workers in Malawi on Wednesday closed the main international airport in the capital Lilongwe over demands for better pay, piling pressure on President Joyce Banda who took office last year pledging painful economic ... See all stories on this topic »

Malawi Pres Banda leaves for Equatorial Guinea: To attend Africa—South ... Nyasa Times President Joyce Banda is to leave for Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, Thursday to attend the Africa—South America Summit in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea on 21st and 22nd February, 2013. The Malawi leader leaves the country when civil servants are on strike ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Malawi Public school pupils disrupt classes at Joyce Banda foundation private ... The Maravi Post Malawi civil servants went on a strike from last week and the strike reached climax with demonstrations in Lilongwe and Mzuzu demanding government to increase their salaries arguing life is becoming increasingly unbearable due to the devaluation and ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

Malawi Prophet Austin Liabunya speaks out, says God has told him to deliver ... The Maravi Post This is what God has told me to tell the Nation of Malawi so that He can manifest His hand of mercy: "Tell the government to do these three things 'said the Lord God' so that I will heal it. 1. Govt should confess that indeed God is speaking through ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

DPP press statement on the civil service strike The Maravi Post Amidst what they have termed an Economic Recovery plan, we would have thought that Malawi needs a functional Civil Service because it is the vehicle of policy planning and implementation. To think that the Civil Service can be on stay away from duty ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

Malawi: IMF Mission Reaches Staff Level Agreement With Malawi On ECF ... AllAfrica.com Washington, DC — A team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), led by Tsidi Tsikata, visited Lilongwe during February 5-19, 2013, for discussions on the second review of Malawi's Extended Credit Facility (ECF) arrangement (see Press Release ... See all stories on this topic »

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