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Malawi, US to hold joint military exercise, not 'linked to lake dispute' with ... The Maravi Post LILONGWE (Mana) -- The Malawi Defense Force (MDF) and the US Military will from May 1-17 conduct a joint military training exercise, codenamed EPIC GUARDIAN 13. The exercise is a regularly scheduled training that the US Government facilitates on the ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

Chiefs attack Malawi Police: Declare 'catch scorch crusade' in Ndirande Nyasa Times Honeymoon for Malawian criminals, particularly those 'plying their trade' in Blantyre city's populous township, Ndirande, appear to be over. At least if what some traditional leaders in the area have declared is anything to go by. Ndirande is Malawi's ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Peter Mutharika: 'Intellectual crisis' preventing Malawi from developing like ... The Maravi Post BLANTYRE (MaraPost) -- Newly elected President the former ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Peter Mutharika says Malawians don't believe the country is capable of developing like Britain and China. Malawi has what he calls "intellectual crisis" ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

Malawi Sees Maize Surplus This Year: Minister Sudan Vision Lilongwe - Malawi expects its maize surplus to increase by nearly 50 percent this season, the minister of agriculture said on Tuesday, a rare economic bright spot for the impoverished southern African nation. Malawi expects a surplus of 740,000 metric ... See all stories on this topic » Sudan Vision

Airtel Malawi runs football scouting programme Telecompaper (subscription) Airtel Malawi said it is running a soccer scouting programme to identify and nurture budding football talent. The programme is called Airtel Rising Stars and will be supported in Malawi by Manchester United men's football team from England. Airtel ... See all stories on this topic »

MEDRETE 13-2 helps African doctors train the trainer - U.S. Army Africa United States Army Africa To date, there have been more than 800 cases of cataracts cured in countries including Malawi, Zanzibar and Burkina Faso. The latest exercise has U.S. ophthalmologists traveling to Mauritania to conduct cataract surgery from March 25 through April 5 ... See all stories on this topic »

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