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Ombudsman resurrects the ghosts of Malawi’s fraudulent K750 million fertiliser contract with a UK butchery in 2022, demanding immediate criminal investigations for those that were involved. By Rebecca Chimjeka: Amid no movement from the government to take to task those that were responsible for a fraudulent deal in which Malawi entrusted a butchery in the […]

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