AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAmaryllis Investigation: A court has frozen K90.125 billion in accounts linked to the controversial hotel purchase, while CCTV footage described in media reports has fuelled public anger over suspected cash movements. Commentator Onjezani Kenani says Malawi is being “robbed in broad daylight.” Malawians in South Africa: After xenophobic clashes saw cars torched and foreign-owned shops looted, South Africa withdrew an asylum-processing directive, saying it had overwhelmed offices and threatened public safety. Economy: Government says Kwacha devaluation is not part of IMF talks, despite deep public concern over forex shortages and living costs; the IMF mission reported progress towards a possible new lending programme. Lilongwe Development: Compensation delays are holding up plot allocations at Area 54, as well as sites in Mzuzu and Blantyre. Veterans’ Welfare: The Malawi Defence Force says work is under way on a Veterans Act to set out long-term support, including healthcare, housing and livelihoods.
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