AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCorruption Row: Retired judge Dunstain Mwaungulu says Parliament can investigate suspected corruption, though it cannot determine guilt or prosecute. His view challenges Information Minister Shadric Namalomba, who says allegations belong with law enforcement. Fuel Crisis: Consumer advocate John Kapito is urging Malawi to open fuel imports to private companies as shortages leave motorists queuing for hours, amid foreign-exchange constraints and disrupted supply routes. Human Rights: Intersex activist Samantha Sammie MacJessie, founder of the IVY Foundation, has died. She was a leading advocate for intersex people’s rights and inclusion in Malawi. Prison Reform: The Prisons Service plans to pilot community corrections as prisons hold up to 18,000 people—about twice their designed capacity. Public Health: Reports of widespread milk adulteration and days-long water shortages in Lilongwe have raised concerns about consumer protection and access to safe essentials. Football: The Flames’ record of one win in 10 matches and a slide to 131 in the FIFA rankings have intensified scrutiny of coach Kalisto Pasuwa.
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