AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoChild Protection: Social Development Minister Dina Pule received two repatriated girl children at OR Tambo, victims of trafficking, as Malawi continues returning and reintegrating trafficked minors. Sports (Netball): Malawi Kings are in camp in Blantyre for the Africa Netball Cup in Nairobi, while NAM says One Nico talent scouting has fed 40 players into a high-performance programme. Arts & Culture: Khulubvi Arts and Cultural Festival faces a rough run, with organisers citing a thin K50m budget and delays/disorganisation despite rich performances. Health Workers: HRH PLUS secured an agreement that employers will cover nurses’ and midwives’ higher practice licence fees after the hike sparked alarm. Courts & Governance: A High Court ruling quashed President Mutharika’s appointment of a Nurses and Midwives Council boss, citing lack of authority and qualifications. Digital Access: Government launched the Kalira telecoms tower in Lilongwe to help close the digital divide in underserved areas. Tobacco Economy: Malawi’s 2026 tobacco season closes with revenue down sharply to about K494bn, as volumes and prices weaken. Football (Stadium Security): Bingu National Stadium security lapses are under scrutiny ahead of CAF matches, with funding still awaited for fence repairs.
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