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Tobacco earnings soaring: country realizes US$12.5 million in three weeks
LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-Malawi has realized US$12.513 million for the first three weeks since the…
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TNM donates K1 million to Mzuzu Cycling Club
Malawi’s integrated mobile network and ICT service provider TNM has made a…
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Tobacco farmers smile at Limbe floors: prices ranges from 80 cents to US$2.20, rejection rates at 1.8 per cent
BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-Tobacco farmers are said to be happy with the recently opened green-gold…
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Malawian James Woods-Nkhutabasa invited to speak at African-Nordic Business Conference in Finland
LONDON (Maravi Post)—London based entrepreneur and African affairs consultant James Woods-Nkhutabasa will…
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World Bank predicts economic growth for Sub-Sahara Africa; as Malawi’s inflation rates spiral down to 15.8%
WASHINGTON-(MaraviPost)-The World Bank on Wednesday, forecasted an economic growth for Sub-Sahara Africa…
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Luso TV sold; it’s off-air, staff on forced and unpaid leave
LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)- Financial challenges clipping Luso Television, has forced the management to send…
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MBS bans liquor in plastic bottles in Malawi
The Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS), which is the statutory organisation…
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TNM contributes K2.5m towards COM students practicals
Malawi’s integrated mobile network and ICT service provider TNM has donated K2.5…
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Malawi’s economic downturn: telecommunication company about to lay-off 100 employees, posting losses, as MK50 scratch card scarcity hits the market
LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-One of Malawi’s telecommunications company, Airtel Malawi is considering laying off its…
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Economic downturn: Paladin retrenches 18 Malawians, four expatriate staff
KARONGA-(MaraviPost)-Paladin Africa Limited on Friday laid off 22 workers at Kayerekera Uranium Mine in…
