Malawi’s overwhelmed healthcare system is paying a huge cost to treat deadly complications fuelled by a colonial ban on termination of pregnancy except to save the woman’s life. Both healthcare workers and activists say scrapping the laws inherited from Britain would reduce public spending on deadly complications of clandestine abortions. Health experts and activists argue

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