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Madonna, Malawi and the infamous attack BBC News Now it turns out that Malawi's President Joyce Banda didn't even write - or know about - the infamous attack on the character and charitable activities of pop star Madonna. And yet the ongoing quarrel - the Malawian government is still accusing Madonna ... See all stories on this topic » BBC News

Malawi: Wildlife Reserves and National Parks Vancouver Sun This African country's name comes from the word "Maravi," which means "fire flames." In this http://www.WatchMojo.com video, we take a look at the some of the wildlife reserves and national parks found in Malawi. See all stories on this topic »

Oops, I goofed, says Malawi aide who attacked Madonna Telegraph.co.uk On Friday it emerged that the president, who has worked hard to woo foreign donors to Malawi after a rocky relationship under her predecessor, had not authorised the excoriating missive. In the email, Mr Mwanyongo admitted sending it out without ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

Malawi government attack on Madonna a "goof" NME.com According to The Guardian, Joyce Banda, the president of Malawi, is furious at her public relations department for issuing the statement, which launched a scathing attack on the singer, without her knowledge. It accused her of demanding VIP treatment ... See all stories on this topic » NME.com

Malawi's President Banda scolds officials for Madonna attack Mail & Guardian Online It was, the statement said, "strange and depressing" that the singer seemed to want "Malawi to be forever chained to the obligation of gratitude" for having adopted two Malawian children. Madonna reacted angrily to the statement, accusing the ... See all stories on this topic »

MultiChoice Malawi launches K12m netball sponsorship package Nyasa Times Malawi's netball is likely to move to another level with the launch of a lucrative K12 million netball sponsorship package by MultiChoice Malawi through its newly launched product GOtv. Unveiling the sponsorship package at MultiChoice premises in ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Special Commentary: Malawi bites the hand that feeds it with the dear Brits ... The Maravi Post Every altercation between Madonna and Malawi hits international headlines. These headlines are always rich fodder for the pop star's publicity team to tell the world what a great benefactor Madonna is, what a lovely people Malawians are and how badly ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

Malawi President Joyce Banda: When Madonna met her match The Independent Born on 12 April 1950 in Malemia village in Malawi's colonial capital, Zomba, she was a humble seller of mandasi (fritters) in the markets. Once, when she was dismissed by a political opponent as not presidential material, she said: "Yes, she's right. See all stories on this topic » The Independent

Pres. Joyce Banda says Malawi's private sector key to closing trade deficit The Maravi Post BLANTYRE—Malawi's Pres. Joyce Banda has confirmed that there's a trade deficit in the country currently standing at 21 percent of the Growth Domestic Product (GDP). However, the Malawi leader says private sector investment can help boost the country's ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

DPP MPs favour Malawi Speaker Chimunthu for presidency Nyasa Times The members of parliament for opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) are backing the candidature of Speaker of Parliament, Henry Chimunthu Banda, to take over the party presidency from acting leader Peter Mutharika. DPP is expected to hold its ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Madonna Is Apparently an 'Uncouth' Bully Zimbio The statement, which can be found here, claimed that Madonna believed the government should have "rolled out a red carpet and blast the 21-gun salute" upon her arrival in Malawi. We know that the "Material Girl' can be a bit outrageous, but this is ... See all stories on this topic » Zimbio

Preston charity worker returns after battle Lancashire Evening Post A Preston charity worker who was jailed in Malawi over a land dispute, has returned to the country to continue her projects. Mary Woodworth of Liverpool Old Road, Walmer Bridge, founder of the Friends of Mulanje Orphans (FOMO), had feared that it may ... See all stories on this topic » Lancashire Evening Post

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