Malawi league thrown into confusion

Biometric enrolment and verification systems are increasingly becoming the alternative of manual methods in preparing voter register and conducting elections in Africa.

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Silver Strikers beat Mighty Wanderers in their rearranged match to win the title and finally bring an end to the league season in Malawi.

“I cannot confirm whether the two meetings will be held today (July 9) or not. But I am not saying that they will not take place today (July 9)” CCM Ideology and Publicity Secretary Nape Nnauye

Reports of an impending food shortage in Tanga Region’s Kilindi District are disturbing. Only last week, President Kikwete assured Tanzanians that the country had enough food reserves, and that no one would die of hunger.

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The cat fight between the government and non-governmental organisations that deal with sensitising the mass concerning Uranium mining in Bahi, has done nothing but confuse wananchi on what is the truth concerning this metal.

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Deadlock in Malawi and Tanzania on Lake Malawi border mediation talks
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Mediation talks between Malawi and neighbouring Tanzania on the border dispute over Lake Malawi ended in a deadlock last week. Head of the mediating team, former Mozambican President Joaquim Chissano is quoted by allafrica.com as having publicly ...
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Malawi’s President Joyce Banda on Saturday declared this week’s chaotic election “null and void” and called for a fresh vote, throwing the impoverished nation into crisis.