AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBanking-Private Sector Deal: Bankers Association of Malawi (BAM) met President Peter Mutharika at Kamuzu Palace, pitching closer government-private partnership as inflation falls and confidence improves. Opposition Pushback: UTM leader Dalitso Kabambe questioned the recovery narrative, warning food inflation can swing and “core” pressures remain high. Economic Governance Debate: First Vice-President Jane Ansah renewed claims she’s being sidelined from Cabinet business and papers, keeping pressure on the administration to respond. World Bank Boost: Malawi secured a $165.9m World Bank grant for INSPIRE-O to strengthen social protection, climate shock resilience, and jobs for vulnerable women and youth. Tax Gap Plan: Malawi is leaning on the Malawi Revenue Authority to help fill the budget hole left after donors withdrew following Cashgate. Public Safety & Justice: Police named two suspects killed in the Nusrat Osman kidnapping rescue in Blantyre, as the case keeps drawing national attention. Health: A measles-rubella catch-up campaign targets 5.8m children from Sept 21–25. Tourism Month: Malawi marked National Tourism Month with a theme on digital agenda and AI to reshape tourism. Sports: Junior Flames opened COSAFA U-20 qualifying with a 2-0 loss to Zambia; Malawi must win remaining group matches.
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