AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoParliamentary Oversight: Retired judge Dunstain Mwaungulu says Parliament can investigate corruption allegations but cannot determine guilt or prosecute, challenging Information Minister Shadric Namalomba as Speaker Sameer Suleman raises concerns over alleged theft of fertiliser funds. Fuel Shortages: Consumers Association of Malawi chief John Kapito is urging the government to allow private companies to import fuel as motorists face long queues and shortages. Human Rights: Malawi is mourning intersex rights activist Samantha Sammie MacJessie, founder of the IVY Foundation and a leading advocate for dignity and inclusion. Prisons: The Prisons Service plans community-corrections pilots to ease overcrowding, with 17,000–18,000 inmates held in facilities built for about 9,000. Sport: Malawi’s beach soccer team qualified for the 2026 Africa Cup of Nations after beating Seychelles 10–1 for a 16–3 aggregate win. Public Health: A study found 91% of raw milk samples tested in informal markets were adulterated, while water shortages in Lilongwe add to concerns over access to safe essentials.
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