AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPolice Rescue: Malawi Police hailed Deputy Inspector Dr Noel Kayira after a dramatic operation freed British auditor Nusrat Jiwa Osman, 47, who had been missing for almost a week after a daylight abduction. Film & Culture: “Sona: State of the Nation Address” is set for a Lilongwe premiere on November 27, with production now at 80% on a K250 million budget. Music Heritage: Ubuntu Music People (UMP) launched a permanent Music Heritage Fund to preserve Malawi’s musical legacy through research, documentation and exhibitions. Entertainment Business: MultiChoice Malawi’s new CEO Mvuzo Dzingwa says the pay-TV firm will tackle affordability and expand rural access. Sports (Netball): Malawi Queens star Mwai Kumwenda says the team is ready for the Africa Netball Cup in Nairobi, chasing World Cup qualification. Sports (Football): National Bank of Malawi boosts its sponsorship for the Women’s Premiership, with the league set to kick off this weekend and a K15 million prize for champions. Community & Events: Mulhako wa Alhomwe invites vendors to register for its October 18 festival in Mulanje, with clear rules on payments and proof. Health Campaign: Malawi prepares a nationwide measles-rubella drive from September 21–25 to close a growing immunity gap.
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