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Saturday 1 June 2013

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Malawi journalist beating: Security officer Chilinda faces assault charges
Nyasa Times
Malawi Police say they will press assault and malicious damage to property charges to Parliamentary chief security officer Youngson Chilinda for beating up Nation Publications Limited (NPL) photojournalist Thoko Chikondi. Chilinda, a former army ...
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Malawi lawmakers pass Land bill:Tough conditions for foreigners
Nyasa Times
Malawi Parliament has passed a Land Bill will will mean foreign nationals in Malawi will no longer be allowed to own land except when they enter into a partnership or joint venture with a Malawian to use the land for investment purposes only. Minister ...
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Nyasa Times
Malawi Revenue Authority seizes 781 ivory pieces
Nyasa Times
The Flexible Anti Smuggling Team (FAST) of the Malawi Revenue Authority has seized 781 pieces of Ivory from a Malawian registered truck which was coming from Tanzania and bound for Lilongwe. Police said they have the driver, who is also the owner of ...
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Nyasa Times
Japan, Malawi sign pact for construction of teachers college in Lilongwe
Nyasa Times
Malawian President Joyce Banda, on Friday held bilateral discussions with the President of Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Akihiko Tanaka at the Intercontinental Yokohoma Hotel and witnessed the signing of a Grant Agreement where Japan ...
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Malawi Parliament security officer beat up photojournalist:Updated
Nyasa Times
Chilinda attacked the journalist as she was taking pictures of Consumer Association of Malawi (Cama) executive director John Kapito after he presented the petition to the Speaker. He suspected the journalist was taking pictures without his consent.
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Malawi civil servants salaries increase shifted to next budget
Nyasa Times
If Civil Servants were hoping that they would push the government into raising their salaries anytime soon they should forget—as news coming from the Capital Hill says the salary increments will only be made in the 2013-14 financial year. It had ...
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Malawi student jailed six years for sodomy: Pleaded guilty
Nyasa Times
Rumphi first grade magistrate Sophie Chimaliro convicted the student on his own plea of guilty. Rumphi police station prosecutor Constable Malumbo Jere told the court that Maweta who comes from Mkwate village T/A Mulumbe in Zomba sodomized a 14 ...
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Nyasa Times
S. Korea Denies Report of Plan to Import 100000 Malawi Workers
Businessweek
South Korea's government denied a media report that it agreed with the Malawian government to receive as many as 100,000 people from the southern African country to work in the Asian nation's factories and farms. "Our government has not received any ...
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Drama at Malawi Parliament : Kalilani, Daud outshine each other
The Maravi Post
Jean Kalilani LILONGWE(MANA)— There was drama at Parliament on Thursday when parliamentarian for Dowa Central Dr. Jean Kalilani walked into the chamber donning a Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) scarf, contrary to parliamentary regulations.
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Review: Africa gave life to Paul Theroux, but now brings death
Montreal Gazette
Soon after graduating from university in 1963, Paul Theroux joined the Peace Corps and went to teach in Malawi. In the intervening 50 years, his life and frequent travels to Africa have fuelled many books, both non-fiction and fiction. In a life of ...
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Recovered nation, begging budgets and slave labour
The Maravi Post
Malawian President Joyce Banda in her state of the nation address earlier this month told Malawians that as far as she was concerned, the so called tough financial measures that she had implemented when she had ascended to Malawian presidency 12 ...
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