AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWAFCON Shock Turns Malawi’s Way: Malawi’s Scorchers beat Egypt 3-1 in Rabat, with Temwa Chawinga creating the opener and scoring the third, while Egypt were reduced to 10 after a red card. The win puts Malawi on top of Group C and keeps quarter-final hopes alive, with Egypt eliminated after earlier losses including a 6-0 defeat to Zambia. Fuel Relief From MERA: Malawi’s energy regulator cut diesel and kerosene prices effective August 1, with diesel down 7.03% to K5,863 and kerosene down 8% to K4,389; Jet A-1 also fell at both airports. Transporters and consumers want the savings reflected in fares and goods. US Visa Bond Policy Hits Malawi Applicants: The US makes its visa bond programme permanent for selected countries, with bonds up to $20,000 for B1/B2 applicants, refundable only if visa conditions are followed. Politics and Unity Claim: First Vice-President Jane Ansah distances herself from claims she could assume the Presidency, saying such talk undermines constitutional order. Local Sports Spotlight: Ekhaya FC reached the Airtel Top 8 final after beating Karonga United 2-1 at Silver Stadium.
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