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UK invites Malawi Pres. Banda for David Livingstone's bicentenary fête Nyasa Times Malawi President Joyce Banda is this weekend poised to visit Scotland for world's renowned Scottish explorer and missionary, Dr David Livingstone's 200th anniversary fête, as a special guest of honour. According to a local Scottish TV, Stv TV the ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

UK firm SEAM partner Mota-Engil in Malawi Gold 'rush' Nyasa Times South East African Mining (SEAM) through its subsidiary South East African Mining Exploration (SEAMEX), which is exploring for gold and base metals in South Dwangwa, Central Malawi has indicated that it will partner Mota-Engil following the completion ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Malawi politicians in 'coup plot' charged Herald Sun TWELVE Malawian politicians who were arrested for plotting to oust President Joyce Banda have been formally charged with treason which could carry the death penalty. The men appeared at Lilongwe Magistrate's Court amid tight security following rioting ... See all stories on this topic »

Malawi welcomes election of new pontiff, takes name Pope Francis Nyasa Times The Catholic church in Malawi and President Dr Joyce Banda on Wednesday swiftly welcomed the election of Argentinian Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio as the new Pope. The 76-year-old, who will be known as Pope Francis, was elected pontiff on the fifth ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Protests erupt in Malawi over coup plotters' bail hearing Mail & Guardian Online ... the bail hearing of 11 politicians in Malawi accused of plotting to hijack the nomination of President Joyce Banda. Malawi police have arrested 11 ex-ministers and senior government officials, including the former president's brother, for an ... See all stories on this topic »

Malawi football teams beat up referees in Zomba Nyasa Times MK5 million Peter Mutharika Southern Region Football League (SRFL) sides Prison United and Machinga ADD allegedly beat up referees during their Premier Division matches on Saturday and Sunday respectively. According to supplementary report ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

More woes for Malawians as price of sugar goes up Nyasa Times Illovo Sugar Malawi Limited has announced a 15 percent price increase for sugar, one of the few most sought-after household necessity. The development is likely to make life of most Malawians even harder as they are already grappling with the soaring ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Malawi's 155 292 HIV+ kids assured enough ARVs in stock The Maravi Post MZUZU--Malawi government has enough ARVs for 155 292 children living with HIV in the country, the department responsible for Nutrition and HIV/AIDS in the Office of the President and Cabinet has said. The total number, according to the department's ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

Malawi president Joyce Banda to visit Blantyre for David Livingstone STV Local The President of Malawi is to visit South Lanarkshire as part of the David Livingstone bicentenary celebrations. President Joyce Banda, named in Forbes magazine as the most powerful woman in Africa, is coming to Blantyre at the weekend to commemorate ... See all stories on this topic »

Constitution not being followed in Malawi arrests amalawi info The police and the Malawi government led by Joyce Banda have ignored the law and the constitution which states that citizens should be charged within 48 hours of being arrested. DPP members were arrested on Monday morning and they should have been ... See all stories on this topic »

DPP press release from Malawi police cell The Maravi Post I am hereby requesting all the supporters of the Mighty DPP to stay calm and avoid any chaotic behaviour as the ruling party People's Party (PP) have printed hundreds of DPP T-shirts and employ people to wear these T-shirt today at Lilongwe Court and ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

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