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      Monday 20 May  
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      A leading Malawi rights group called Thursday on President Bingu wa Mutharika, pictured here in 2011, to resign or face "civil disobedience" for mismanaging the economy and trampling on democratic freedoms.
      Bulletin: Malawi ups security after Mutharika resignation call

      Bulletin: Malawi ups security after Mutharika resignation call

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      A leading Malawi rights group called Thursday on President Bingu wa Mutharika, pictured here in 2011, to resign or face "civil disobedience" for mismanaging the economy and trampling on democratic freedoms.
      Bulletin: Rights group ask Malawi leader to resign

      Bulletin: Rights group ask Malawi leader to resign

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      A Malawian police officer in a Lilongwe street last year. Riot police on Wednesday patrolled the streets of Malawi's main cities of Blantyre and Lilongwe as a leading rights group defied a ban and opened a meeting on political and economic reforms.
      Bulletin: Riot police patrol in Malawi as rights group defies ban

      Bulletin: Riot police patrol in Malawi as rights group defies ban

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      "Go to hell!"
      Article: Cartoon: "Go to hell!"

      Article: Cartoon: "Go to hell!"

      Who is Damien Glez? The Franco-Burkinabese Damien Glez was born in 1967...
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      Malawi’s President Bingu wa Mutharika
      Radio Show: Radio show - Malawi's president: "Donors can go to hell" (9 March)

      Radio Show: Radio show - Malawi's president: "Donors can go to hell" (9 March)

      In this week’s show: Malawi’s President Bingu wa Mutharika has told foreign donors...
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      A Malawi woman is on her way home from the market on a bicycle taxi in Salima, 2011. The World Bank said it had offered Malawi a plan to help turn around the troubled economy of the southern African nation.
      Bulletin: World Bank offers Malawi turnaround plan

      Bulletin: World Bank offers Malawi turnaround plan

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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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