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Prophet Bushiri’s Feb 20 Birthday to be spiced up with his multi-million dollar hotel launch on his
RUSTENBURG-(MaraviPost)-All roads leads to Rustenburg, South Africa, on Tuesday where renowned investor…
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Banned liquor ‘Midori’ back on Malawi markets
BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-The Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS) has now allowed the cheap liquor…
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Standard Bank offers 10% interest rate loan to Civil Servants
In a quest to continue providing tailor-made financial solutions to customers Standard…
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Thousands in dire need of food in some Southern Malawi districts- Agricultural officials
Blantyre Agricultural Development Division (BLADD) says 32 935 hectares of crops in…
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Malawi central bank taking help of church to clean banknote usage practices in Malawi
The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has asked religious leaders in the…
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Unpaid staff members shutdown Luntha TV; demand station’s director Fr. Kaufa to resign
BALALA-(MaraviPost)-Angry and unpaid staff members this week shutdown the catholic church-private owned…
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Standard Bank winds up Visa card Promotion – Transactions values grew by 85%
Standard Bank has conducted the grand draw of its Transact & Win…
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“Mulanje Cedar: Malawi’s next forex earner”-Queen Elizabeth 11’s Botanist Blackmore
Mulanje Cedar could potentially be Malawi’s next big hard currency earner. visiting…
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MBS chides Castel over substandard Sobo Squash
A privately-owned French beverage company, Castel Group, the new shareholders of the…
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Malawi’s preliminary tobacco estimates reduced by 12.8%; markets open end March- TCC
LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-The Tobacco Control Commission (TCC) says the first round of crop [tobacco]…
