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Road contractors demand payment, issue ultimatum

Members of the Malawi Allied Building Contractors Association (Mabcata) have petitioned the Roads Fund Administration (RFA) demanding payments worth a combined K14 billion dating back to January this year. The contractors, 50 in total, have since issued a seven-day ultimatum to the RFA demanding immediate action to address their concerns. They said despite contractual agreements

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Do not panic, we have adequate fuel stocks – says MERA (Malawi 24)

Do not panic, we have adequate fuel stocks – says MERA (Malawi 24)
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MERA fuels confidence, claims mafuta ali ngambwingambwi | Malawi 24

MERA fuels confidence, claims mafuta ali ngambwingambwi | Malawi 24
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Local contractors give RFA 7 days ultimatum over unpaid MK14 billion

Local contractors give RFA 7 days ultimatum over unpaid MK14 billion
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Spotlight on court abuses | Nation Online

Legal experts say courts are largely responsible for their abuse and stalling of cases by granting interim orders and thereafter not ensuring substantive legal action commences. But the courts say Malawi practises the British common law which states that the court has to be moved first. Justice Link executive director Justin Dzonzi said in a

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