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Malawi diplomat Tembo asks UK diaspora to embrace cultural heritage Nyasa Times Malawi's deputy High Commissioner to London, John Tembo Jr. made the remarks at the weekend in Nottingham, East Midlands of England, when he presided over Malawi's first ever 'Cultural Fiesta' which was organised by the Malawi Association Midlands ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Malawi medics, activists push govt. to review abortion laws Nyasa Times A strong call has gone out to Malawi government authorities to immediately consider reviewing the country's existing restrictive abortion laws to save lives of women and girls mostly from poor families who are dying to due to complications from unsafe ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

As consumers gear up for anti-govt. protests, Malawi says economy improving The Maravi Post BLANTYRE (MaraPost) — Malawi says a sharp focus on agriculture, mining, energy, tourism, transport and Information, Communication & Technology through the Economic Recovery Plan (ERP) will enable the country's industries to compete favourably ... See all stories on this topic » The Maravi Post

Fifa gives greenlight to Flames venue SuperSport (blog) A wave of optimism is sweeping through Malawi football after Fifa allowed the Flames to play their remaining 2014 World Cup preliminary qualifiers at the slaughter house of Kamuzu Stadium. The Football Association of Malawi (FAM) had sought Fifa's ... See all stories on this topic » SuperSport (blog)

Bullets, Wanderers clash Saturday: Malawi TNM Super League 1st round fixture ... Nyasa Times Super League of Malawi (Sulom) has released a tentative fixture for the whole first round of the TNM sponsored league, spanning from April to August this year. According to the fixture, which Nyasa Times has sourced, no Super League games will be ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Meke bitter with FAM over Malawi coaching panel choice Nyasa Times Former international defender Meke Mwase has expressed his concern over the choice of Flames coaching panel appointed by Football Association of Malawi (FAM) to take charge of the Malawi's second round World Cup qualifiers. FAM appointed ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Mbolembole unveiled as new Wanderers coach: Targets Malawi league title Nyasa Times He replaces Felix Fosko, who has been sacked and Mbolembole himself was removed from his post at Team Manager for Malawi national team when Football Association of Malawi dissolved the technical panel. "I am delighted to bring Mbolembole back ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

Malawi's Banda snubs media freedom campaign eNCA Lilongwe - Malawi's press freedom has come under fire after President Joyce Banda refused to sign a declaration promoting media rights. The Declaration of Table Mountain was signed in 2007 as a campaign to promote media freedom in Africa. See all stories on this topic »

MCP regeneration: Lawyer Chakhwantha another youth running for a post Nyasa Times The Malawi Congress Party (MCP) 'renaissance' is gaining ground with more youth gunning for positions in the party's national executive committee (NEC) at the forthcoming convention, which was postponed last week. Lawyer Louis Peter Chakhwantha, ... See all stories on this topic » Nyasa Times

African Lake Sediment Overturns Human Extinction Theories About Toba Super ... eNews Park Forest A fresh analysis of volcanic ash recovered from lake sediment cores in Lake Malawi in East Africa shows that the eruption spewed ash much further than studies have previously found. Previous theories have suggested that the explosive volcanic eruption ... See all stories on this topic »

'Henry got K3 billion' Zambia Daily Mail FORMER President Rupiah Banda's son, Henry, received US$550,000 (about KR3 billion) for a Nigerian oil deal and the money was sent to a Barclays Bank account in Singapore, former High Commissioner to Malawi Richard Kachingwe told the Lusaka ... See all stories on this topic » Zambia Daily Mail

Buzz About Town – May 2013 The West University Buzz West University Elementary students recently participated in a service project benefitting school children in Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world, for Kids In Need of Desks. K.I.N.D. provides locally made desks and benches for students in ... See all stories on this topic »

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