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I will not tolerate power shortages – Chakwera

Jun 08, 2021 Mwayi Mkandawire 0 &

President Lazarus Chakwera has warned the Ministry of Energy that he will not tolerate power shortages in the country, saying electricity is crucial to creation of jobs and wealth as well as to the vision… ...

Expansion project has fixed a lot of challenges at KIA – Japanese Ambassador

Feb 06, 2020 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

The Japanese ambassador to Malawi, Satoshi Iwakiri, says the Japan-funded expansion and renovation project at the Kamuzu International Airport has fixed a lot of challenges at the airport. Iwakiri said this in Lilongwe on Wednesday… ...

Mutharika receives letters of credence from five ambassadors

Jan 08, 2020 Martha Chikoti 0 &

President Peter Mutharika on Tuesday received letters of credence from five ambassadors at the Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe. The Malawi leader received letters from the Japanese ambassador based in Lilongwe, the Russian envoy based in… ...

Japan hands over fire engines to Kamuzu International Airport

Nov 27, 2019 Richard Jimu 0 &

Japan has officially handed over to Malawi fire engines and an ambulance which a Japanese city donated to Kamuzu International and Likoma airports. Two fire engines are now operational at KIA while the other fire… ...

Japan supports construction of new settlement area at Dzaleka camp

Nov 20, 2019 Martha Chikoti 0 &

Government of Japan has provided funds and materials to Malawi for the construction of houses and other facilities at Katubza Zone which is an extension of Dzaleka Refugee Camp. This has come after it was… ...

Donors concerned over political violence in Malawi

Oct 11, 2019 Mwayi Mkandawire 0 &

… Wants Malawi security forces investigated Malawi’s development partners have expressed concern over post-election violence in the country. Heads of mission of Germany, Ireland, Japan, Norway, and United Kingdom and United States have today released… ...

Chimulirenji interacts with Malawians in Japan

Sep 01, 2019 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

Vice President Everton Chimulirenji on Saturday interacted with Malawians studying or working in Japan where he urged them to consider investing back home. Chimulirenji described the Malawian citizens as ambassadors and urged them to utilise… ...