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      Sunday 12 February RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      US pop star Madonna prepares to lay the first brick of the ill-fated "Raising Malawi Academy for Girls" in Chinkhota near Lilongwe in 2010. Madonna has announced she has teamed up with an American charity to build schools in Malawi, reviving a project she earlier dropped due to financial mismanagement and lawsuits. The Raising Malawi Academy was cancelled and its local employees fired.
      Bulletin: Madonna in fresh Malawi school plan after fiasco

      Bulletin: Madonna in fresh Malawi school plan after fiasco

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      Former Malawi president Bakili Muluzi, pictured in 2001, is seeking compensation from the government after he was accused four years ago of plotting a coup against his successor, his lawyer said Thursday.
      Bulletin: Ex-Malawi president seeks damages over coup claim

      Bulletin: Ex-Malawi president seeks damages over coup claim

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      Malawian farmers from Tengani village, in Nsanje district wait to get a ration of maize distribuited by the World Food Program in 2005. About 5,000 people have fled their homes to escape floodwaters in southern Malawi, due to heavy rains from a deadly cyclone that is battering neighbouring Mozambique, authorities said Wednesday.
      Bulletin: Floods displace 5,000 in southern Malawi

      Bulletin: Floods displace 5,000 in southern Malawi

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      A group of women, some of them wearing trousers, stage in a sit-in at Commercial City in the Maalwian city of Blantyre on Friday. About 2,000 Malawian women Friday staged a protest against attacks on trouser-wearing women, who were stripped in the streets this week by a gang of unemployed youths and sidewalk vendors.
      Bulletin: Malawi women protest over trouser-stripping

      Bulletin: Malawi women protest over trouser-stripping

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      Malawi's police have arrested a gang that had been terrorising trouser-wearing women in the capital Lilongwe by stripping off their clothes, a spokesman said Wednesday.
      Bulletin: Malawi gang 'stripped women in trousers'

      Bulletin: Malawi gang 'stripped women in trousers'

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      A Malawian police man walks down a street in Lilongwe in 2011. Malawi's courts ground to a halt Monday as some 2,000 judicial workers began an indefinite strike over work conditions and higher pay, organisers said.
      Bulletin: Malawi judicial strike shuts down courts

      Bulletin: Malawi judicial strike shuts down courts

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      A shop owner sells produce in the Malawian capital Lilongwe. Riot police in Lilongwe arrested 18 people Thursday after firing tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse illegal street vendors in the city, police spokesmen said.
      Bulletin: 18 held in Malawi after police clash with vendors

      Bulletin: 18 held in Malawi after police clash with vendors

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      A leopard runs in an enclosure after it was transferred from South Africa to Malawi's Majete Wildlife Reserve. This is part of an animal repopulation project between South African and Malawian nature reserves.
      Bulletin: Malawi reserve resurrected by 'Noah's Ark' project

      Bulletin: Malawi reserve resurrected by 'Noah's Ark' project

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      A leopard runs in an enclosure after it was transferred from South Africa to Malawi on December 22 in the Majete Wildlife Reserve, 70 kms from Blantyre. This is part of an animal repopulation project between South African and Malawian nature reserves.
      Bulletin: Couple of South African leopards on Malawi mission

      Bulletin: Couple of South African leopards on Malawi mission

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      Malawi's President Bingu wa Mutharika gives an interview with AFP in Lilongwe, July 2011. Malawian government officials should stop protecting the IMF at the cost of their own citizens, President Bingu wa Mutharika said Thursday amid a public spat with the global lender.
      Bulletin: Malawi officials must protect people, not IMF: President

      Bulletin: Malawi officials must protect people, not IMF: President

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