AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBlood Supply Watch: Malawi Blood Transfusion Service says supplies are currently stable, but warns school holidays could cut donations because over 80% of donors come from schools and colleges. MBTS is urging workplaces and communities to step in, with Airtel Malawi again backing drives that collected 83 units. Road Safety Crisis: A lorry crash on the Chiradzulu–Phalombe road killed seven people, including an eight-month-old baby, after passengers were crammed into an open goods compartment—highlighting how fuel shortages and desperation are pushing people into deadly transport choices. South Africa Repatriation Pressure: KwaZulu-Natal is set to update on thousands of Malawians seeking repatriation from Durban’s Sherwood Hall, where transport shortages have left families sleeping in cold weather while officials process departures. Economic Headline: The World Bank has downgraded Malawi’s growth forecast to 2.3%, pointing to weaker global demand, higher energy costs and tighter financial conditions. Education Support: NBM, Press Trust and the government pledged K1.2 billion for a girls’ hostel and staff housing at Njerenje CDSS in Balaka.
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