AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPR & Media: First Capital Bank’s Memory Mwathengere was named Malawi’s 2026 Best PR practitioner (corporate category) by PRSM, beating Airtel and National Bank nominees. Finance & Retirement: Pro Veritas Consulting became Malawi’s first licensed Pension Advisor after RBM issued the new licence, aimed at closing a gap for independent pension guidance. Film & Theatre: Chichewa film ANEMWE is set for a December big-screen release, bringing theatre and radio performers together with a local storytelling style. Arts Economy: A University of Malawi study says Malawi’s arts and cultural industries generate about K28 billion annually, but still need stronger government support. Sports & Community: Mpira M’mudzi Mwathu donated K1m to support the Sports Writers Association of Malawi’s AGM in Salima; Mzimba Queens also won the Northern Region netball league, taking K2m. Football (International): Malawi’s Temwa Chawinga scored as KC Current thrashed Bay FC 5-1 to move up the NWSL table. Sports (National): The Scorchers host Zimbabwe in the Olympic qualifier first leg on 9 October at Bingu National Stadium. Governance & Public Debate: Human rights groups and opposition voices are pushing Mutharika on accountability and fuel/medicine pressures as the president prepares to address the nation.
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