AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMalawi–UK Investment Push: President Arthur Peter Mutharika met former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair at Kamuzu Palace, urging the Tony Blair Institute to help attract big investors in mining and energy to tackle Malawi’s “Four Fs” crisis. WAFCON 2026 (Nigeria): Super Falcons camp in Casablanca swelled to 23 after Folashade Ijamilusi arrived from China; Deborah Abiodun and Gift Monday were delayed when a US flight was cancelled, but new tickets were arranged. Xenophobia Fallout in the Region: AFP reports more than 160,000 foreign nationals have left South Africa in two months amid violent anti-migrant protests; Malawi says 46,890 citizens returned since early June, with 699 buses provided. Lilongwe Crime: Police in Lilongwe kept a 20-year-old, Edgar Jimmy, in custody for allegedly stealing from bereaved families by posing as relatives at funerals and at Kamuzu Central Hospital mortuary. Food Security Funding: Government released K100 billion to NFRA to buy more maize and strengthen strategic reserves, promising no Malawian will die of hunger. Clean Cooking Drive: Natural Resources Minister Patricia Wiskies praised PressCane’s bioethanol cooking scheme in Chikwawa as a charcoal alternative with health and forest benefits.
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