Topical Focus: Malawi
Malawi's police have arrested a gang that had been terrorising trouser-wearing women in the capital Lilongwe by stripping off their clothes. Read more »
Courts have ground to a halt as some 2,000 judicial workers began an indefinite strike over work conditions and higher pay, organisers said. Read more »
Top Headlines
- Gabon/Malawi: Nations Cup Co-Hosts Bite Dusts (Vanguard)
- Malawi: Consumers Have a Right to Fuel and Forex Black Market (IPS)
- Malawi: Nation Rated Low on Press Freedom (MISA)
- Liberia: Taxing International Inbound Calls - Is There a Middle Way? (Balancing Act)
- Africa: Hague Court and African Union in Stand-Off Over Bashir Visits (ISS)
- Malawi: Bishops Endorse Journalists' Group (CISA)
- Malawi: Country's Media Freedom Ranking Collapses (OSISA)
- Malawi: Activists Condemn the Stripping of Women (Foroyaa)
- Uganda: The Right to Wear (Independent)
- Egypt: African Summit Draws Road Map for Free Trade Area (Egypt Online)
- Malawi: To Men Who Strip Women in the Streets - Go Hang! (Citizen)
- Malawi: Street Vendors Strip Women Naked (IPS)
- Malawi: Peace Corps Volunteer Lights Up Health Center in Malawi (State Department)
- Malawi: U.S.$45.7 Million IFAD Loan and Grant to Nation to Boost Food Security in Rural Areas (IFAD)
- Tanzania: Lessons From Coffee Tasting Competition (Daily News)
- Southern Africa: Regulatory Body Summons Radio for Disciplinary Hearing (MISA)
- Tanzania: New Disease-Resistant Cassava Varieties Released (Daily News)
- Tanzania: Fibre Optic Network Tested in Four Regions (Daily News)
- Nigeria: Commonwealth Secretary-General Condemns Attacks in Kano State (Commonwealth)
- Zambia: 'Sport Development Not Complete Without Medical Support' (Times of Zambia)
- Malawi: Women Protest Over Trouser-Stripping (RNW Africa)
- Malawi: Gang Held For Stripping Trouser-Wearing Women (RNW Africa)
- Malawi: Vendors Strip Women in Miniskirts and Trousers (Monitor)
- Zimbabwe: Kingdom Pulls Out of Malawi (The Herald)
- Malawi: Govt in Bid to Restore Credit (ISS)
- Malawi: Commonwealth Secretary-General to Visit African Countries (Commonwealth)
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