AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoImmigration & Safety: Malawi says daily travellers to South Africa via Dedza and Mwanza border posts have fallen from about 3,000 to 1,500 after repatriations linked to xenophobic attacks, with officials urging people to use proper procedures and the South African Embassy in Lilongwe. Community Appreciation: A G4S guard at Lilongwe’s Game Complex, Redson Mtsilo, received over K6 million in cash and gifts plus plots and a motorcycle after 23 years of service and kindness. Sports—Netball: Nico Holdings sent the Malawi Queens off to Nairobi for the Africa Netball Cup, aiming for World Cup qualification in 2027. Sports—Football: Mighty Wanderers were knocked out of the CAF Champions League after a 6-1 loss to Simba in Tanzania, ending 7-1 on aggregate. Politics & Oversight: Parliament and State House described a meeting between President Mutharika and Speaker Sameer Suleman as “cordial,” while joint probes were said not to proceed. Health & Rights: A court fight is brewing as a NONM member seeks to halt the nurses’ elections, citing fairness and possible conflict of interest. Food Security: Northern chiefs say maize handouts won’t break the hunger cycle and are pushing communities toward irrigation farming. Tech & Business: TNM has acquired the OCL data centre in Kanengo, Lilongwe, to expand enterprise services and support digital platforms. Justice Delays: A Thyolo Female Prison remand case highlights three years without being taken to court, with prisoners asking to be heard.
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