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Amaryllis Hotel Probe Deepens: Malawi Police and the Anti-Corruption Bureau have arrested former MERA boss Collins Magalasi in connection with the K128.7 billion Amaryllis Hotel deal, as investigators follow a cash trail allegedly linked to State House, including CCTV-linked withdrawals. Court Delays DPP Maele Ruling: Malawi’s High Court in Lilongwe deferred its decision in the constitutional challenge over DPP Fostino Maele’s appointment, saying the judgment is not ready yet. Blantyre Water CEO Back in Post: Blantyre Water Board reinstated CEO Yeremia Chihana days after a High Court ruling lifted his suspension. Security Integrity Push: Homeland Security Minister Peter Mukhito warned that corruption in police, prisons and immigration is a threat to national security, urging zero tolerance. Electricity Milestone, Tariff Talks Next: The Mozambique–Malawi 400KV interconnector is fully completed and energised, but commercial power trading awaits tariff discussions. El Niño Food Warnings: CCAP Nkhoma Synod urged practical preparation for possible food shortages, warning against relying on relief food alone. Lilongwe Violence: A man was shot in the buttocks after a dispute over an unpaid bar tab escalated into gunfire. Digital Payments Boost: Standard Bank launched the “Khaa! Your247” promotion to drive bill payments through its 247 platforms.

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Aug. 24, 2026

BURN hosts Malawi delegation on clean cooking and carbon finance

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Jul. 16, 2026

Japan-Malawi platform links language lessons to school meals and jobs

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Jun. 23, 2026

Influential Women spotlights Freedom Village Brandywine executive Lorna Malawi

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Aug. 25, 2026

KeraLink International tops 4 million lives impacted

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Aug. 24, 2026

BURN hosts Malawi Government delegation as local manufacturing and carbon finance support national climate ambitions

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Jul. 27, 2026

Forbes 30 Under 30 Founder Alexander Debelov Is Putting a Bestselling Book Into the Hands of Malawi’s Poorest — For Free

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A Japan-Malawi Partnership Powers a New Global Classroom through Solar Panels to Provide School Meals

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Jun. 23, 2026

Influential Women Highlights Lorna Adwa Malawi, NHA, PCHA: Associate Executive Director At Freedom Village Brandywine

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