AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealth Funding Gaps: In Kasungu and other remote areas, drone deliveries for emergency medical supplies have effectively stopped for years after earlier funding cuts, leaving clinics without timely support and forcing patients—especially pregnant women—to risk home births or dangerous trips. Tax Modernisation: Malawi Revenue Authority says its Electronic Invoicing System (EIS) launched on 1 July has registered 8,552 taxpayers, aiming to boost compliance and widen the tax base, alongside registering about 8,000 landlords for rental income tax. Security & Justice: Police in Kawale, Lilongwe arrested a 23-year-old man over alleged sharing of unreleased 2026 MSCE exam papers via WhatsApp. In Parliament, Homeland Security Minister Peter Mukhito apologised after criticism over the tone of his response on Area 24 police upgrades and housing. Prison Release Backlash: Mulanje MPs and residents accuse recently released inmates of vandalising boreholes and attacking an NGO office, while the minister says police are overwhelmed by linked new cases. Economy & Costs: Fuel imports are rising fast—diesel and petrol imports in June hit $126.1m, more than double the previous year—adding pressure on foreign currency reserves. Sports & Youth: Temwa Chawinga has joined Malawi Scorchers’ WAfCON 2026 squad in Morocco, strengthening preparations for the tournament starting 26 July. Regional Peace: SADC reaffirmed peace and security as the foundation for regional integration, with member states adopting measures on migration management and anti-corruption.
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