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Lilongwe — Malawi's newly re-elected president has promised increased investment in science as part of a plan to transform the country into a net exporter of goods and services.

Malawi: Elephants Out of Harm's Way

June 25, 2009 at 3:12 am

Lilongwe — A South African capture team has almost completed the translocation of a herd of elephants from the Phirilongwe forest reserve located in a communal management area in southern Malawi.

Sowing the seeds of education

July 3, 2009 at 8:22 am

WHILE their pupils prepare for six weeks of freedom, Dalneigh Primary teacher Chrisanne MacLeod and Drakies Primary assistant Reay MacGill are looking ahead to spending half their holidays at another school — and one with far fewer resources than their Inverness day jobs.

LONDON Stock Exchange-listed LonZim Plc has announced that its Fly540 “low cost” airline will enter the Zimbabwean market in September. The company said the airline, most prominent in Kenya, Zanzibar, Uganda and Tanzania, will service domestic and regional markets.

Zimbabwe: New Airline for Country

July 3, 2009 at 6:32 am

Harare — LONDON Stock Exchange-listed investment firm, LonZim has structured a deal that would look Fly540 Africa airline, commence operations in Zimbabwe by September.

July 3, 2009 at 12:53 pm

By Mabvuto Banda

July 3 (Bloomberg) -- Malawi’s economy will expand 7.9 percent this year following a bumper harvest, Finance Minister Ken Kandodo Banda told parliament in his budget speech today.

New airline for Zim

July 2, 2009 at 6:07 pm

LONDON Stock Exchange-listed investment firm, LonZim has structured a deal that would look Fly540 Africa airline, commence operations in Zimbabwe by September.

LILONGWE, Malawi -- Madonna's new daughter has flown out of her native Malawi on a private jet headed for London, an airport employee and a person familiar with Madonna's adoption proceedings in

MALAWI: No money, no services

July 1, 2009 at 3:56 pm

Source: IRIN An inability to access adequate funding is crippling efforts by community-based organisations (CBOs) to help some of Malawi's most vulnerable kids.