AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLake Malawi transport upgrade: Malawi has signed a new MoU with China’s Hongtai Group to modernise the Monkey Bay shipyard and Chipoka Port, plus build new cargo and passenger vessels—following a similar deal with Xiao Xiang Investment. Energy squeeze: LPG shortages are hitting Blantyre, with consumers reportedly queuing for refills as supplies run out, raising fresh questions for Malawi’s clean-cooking push. Dowa property destruction case: Police in Dowa arrested seven people over alleged goat-related burning and destruction of property worth about K2.5 million. MSCE results: MANEB released 2026 MSCE results with a 59.26% national pass rate; Karonga led on distinctions (11.41%) and males outperformed females. Accountability in focus: The High Court ordered government to compensate four firms after unlawful withholding of AIP/Farm Inputs Subsidy contracts, drawing sharp criticism of “corrupt” contract breaches. Sports governance & football: SAFA presidential hopeful Sandile Zungu set a Thursday deadline for unpaid 2026 World Cup bonuses; locally, SULOM set the FDH Premiership second round for Oct 10. Lilongwe land scam allegations: Plot buyers linked to Citizen Real Estate and Rodwell Lumbe demand answers over alleged K17.5m unpaid plots and missing beacons, as Lumbe says he is abroad and offices were temporarily closed. Netball finance audit: Netball Association of Malawi faces scrutiny after auditors flagged K65m “unsupported expenditure,” with reforms promised.
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