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Malawi new coach Ng'onamo calls for support: 'Expect better results' Nyasa Times New Malawi national football team caretaker coach Eddingtone Ng'onamo has revealed that he always hoped the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) would offer him the prestigious position and has accepted his role. Football Association of Malawi (FAM) ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Malawi ex-miners storm Paladin's Kayerekera: Claim underpaid Nyasa Times A group of former miners who were recently retrenched from uranium miner, Paladin, on Thursday stormed the Kayerekera mine in northern border district of Karonga, a claiming they received inadequate pay out. Over 30 ex-mine workers stormed into the ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Leave lesbians alone: Malawi's first ever openly practicing lesbian speaks out The Maravi Post Mercy in flesh, not hiding. LILONGWE--We have seen the men: Steven Monjeza, Tiwonge Chimbalanga and Fortune Banduka. But have we heard from the lesbians? Are there any in Malawi? Brace yourself. Mercy Kumwenda, 23 says she is tired of living in ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

Malawian teachers threaten to down tools over unpaid salaries The Maravi Post BLANTYRE—About 400 Malawian primary school teachers in southern district of Chiradzulu have threatened to down tools if they don't receive their January salaries by Friday this week. The teachers told Zodiak Broadcasting Stations Thursday that there ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

Malawi Pres Banda inaugurates 81km Chikhwawa-Ngabu road, hails EU Nyasa Times President Dr. Joyce Banda has reiterated that without a good road network, the Malawi economy would not function properly as roads are the most important mode of transport for Malawi as they carry over 90 percent of goods and passengers. The President ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Malawi civil servant strike still set for February 11 and 12 Malawi Today Representatives of Malawi's civil servants on Monday put their foot down during a meeting with the Government Negotiating Team (GNT) to proceed with their planned stay away from work next Monday unless government makes tangible offer by Thursday. See all stories on this topic »

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