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Michael Sata seeks official apology from Malawi – Said to boycott COMESA summit

October 9, 2011 Global AuthorMalawi, Michael 'King Cobra' Sata, Mutharika, Zambia

BLANTYRE: Zambia's new President Michael 'King Cobra' Sata is seeking an official apology from Malawian authroities over his deporation from Malawi in 2007. . Read More

Malawi youth on COP17 Africa campaign caravan

October 3, 2011 Global AuthorMalawi news

Fifteen youths will be part of the WE HAVE FAITH Caravan that will start off from Nairobi, Kenya, through Tanzania and arrive in Malawi in November next month as African youths prepare to have their voice heard at the Climate Justice COP 17 in November/December 2011, Durban. . Read More

Malawi: Billy Mayaya Claims first day of anti-government strikes a success

September 21, 2011 Global AuthorBilly Mayaya, Bingu, Malawi

BLANTYRE, Malawi — Anti-government activists say the first day of their three-day general strike has been successful. Government spokeswoman Patricia Kaliati claims Wednesday's demonstration "flopped," but shops, banks and even some government offices were closed across the country. . Read More

Finally Receiving the Proper Diligence from its Peers

September 13, 2011 Global Authormugabe, political crisis, scott morgan, Zimbabwe

When one generally hears about the situation regarding Zimbabwe there are several thoughts that come to mind most immediately. There have been problems with an Independent Media surviving under severe Government Regulation, Members of the Judiciary who dare show any form of Independent Thought are forced to retire, Minority Farm Owners have had their farms seized under a controversial yet... Read More

South Africans Protest over Hearing for Zuma Rival

August 30, 2011 Global Authorpolitical unrest. ANC, President Zuma, South Africa

The police in South Africa on Tuesday confronted crowds of angry demonstrators supporting Julius Malema, the firebrand leader of the ruling party’s influential youth league, as he attended a disciplinary hearing that could sway both his own political career and that of President Jacob Zuma before party elections next year. . Read More

Malawi donates food to famine-hit Somalia

August 5, 2011 Global AuthorBlantyre, Malawi, Rab Processors, Somalia

BLANTYRE—Malawi has donated food to famine-hit and war-torn Somalia where at least 3.7 million people, over a third of the country's population, are in dire need of food. . Read More

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