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Workers at Pharmacy Medicines and Poisons Board of Malawi are staging a sit in aimed at forcing government to remove the boards’ Director General Dr Moses Chisale.
The staff members claim Dr Chisale has failed in financial and human resource management as well as alleging that he has poor leadership skills at the institution.
The follow up industrial action comes barely seven weeks after staff also went on strike on 4th June 2020 demanding the removal of Dr Chisale.
In a bid to boost the country’s foreign reserves, the Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has reportedly purchased 200 kilograms…
Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera has announced plans to review all poorly negotiated mining deals in the country to ensure that…
Malawi’s monthly fuel demand has jumped from 31-37 million litres in 2021 to 52 million litres per month due to the industry’s reliance on diesel. The Kapichira outage has exerted pressure on the country’s forex reserves and the industry has been subjected to expensive diesel for close to a year. The Malawi Confederation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry calls on the government to resolve the Kapichira outage and bring fuel prices under control.