Malawi: President Chakwera to Stay Out of Sight

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Malawi: President Chakwera to Stay Out of Sight

[East African] Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera has cancelled all public engagements to "attend to emerging regional and national matters", his office announced on Tuesday.

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