AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWAFCON Group C: Malawi top the table with six points after stunning Nigeria 3-2, while Zambia and Nigeria sit on three each; Nigeria bounced back with a 1-0 win over Zambia through Asisat Oshoala, setting up a decisive final round where Nigeria face Egypt and Malawi play Zambia in a race for the quarter-finals and 2027 World Cup spots. Banking oversight: Finance Minister Joseph Mwanamvekha tabled the Banking (Amendment) Bill to strengthen depositor protection, giving the regulator wider powers to intervene in risky banks, restrict operations, suspend directors and manage distressed-bank payments. Judicial complex revival: Justice Minister Charles Mhango says Malawi has signed a fresh supplementary deal with China to finally complete the stalled judicial service complex in Lilongwe, including the Chief Justice residence and a new judicial training institute. Local government audits: Mwanamvekha warned councils after clean audit opinions fell, urging stronger financial management as Parliament rolls out performance assessment funding. Rare earths scrutiny: MPs ordered fresh checks on the Kangankunde Rare Earths Mine over licensing, missing documents and questions around exports of mineral samples. Security update: Police imposed an 8pm curfew in Lilongwe after the killing of seven Kabaza riders.
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