AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFuel Supply: The Transporters Association of Malawi says supplies should improve this week, with more than 250 tankers loading fuel in Tanzania and Mozambique, though shortages continue to cause queues at filling stations. Tourism and Forex: The EU is urging Malawi to use tourism to attract foreign exchange, with a K16.8 billion ecotourism programme supporting small businesses, research and skills. Child Protection: A commission is consulting traditional leaders and activists on a standalone law to tackle child marriage, saying gaps in existing legislation complicate enforcement. Public Spending: The Anti-Corruption Bureau has halted Admarc’s proposed K3 billion purchase of 100 tarpaulins pending an audit, prompting calls for a clear explanation of the costs. Food Safety: A study of 384 raw milk samples found 91 percent had been adulterated, mostly with water and chemical neutralisers. Sport: Malawi’s beach soccer team hosts Seychelles in Salima seeking a third consecutive Afcon finals berth; a draw will suffice after a 6-2 first-leg win.
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