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- Zambia: Handballers Secure Malawi Friendly (Times of Zambia)
- Zimbabwe/Malawi: Sadiki in Warriors Squad (Zimbabwe Standard)
- Malawi: British Envoy Says Malawi Needs Media to Flourish - Lauds Press Freedom (MISA)
- Africa: 'Systematic Problems' Lock Low Wages for Tea Workers - Report (Oxfam)
- Malawi: Cindy Clinches Recording Deal in Malawi (The Herald)
- Zimbabwe: Joyce Banda Falls for Mugabe's Charm (Zimbabwe Standard)
- Malawi: Maize Shortage Hits Women (IPS)
- Malawi/Lesotho: Warriors Line Up Lesotho, Malawi (Zimbabwe Standard)
- Zimbabwe: Sanctions Must Go - Banda (The Herald)
- Zimbabwe: Malawi President Banda Urges Peaceful Elections in Zimbabwe (AEP)
- Zimbabwe: Malawi President Tours Gushungo Dairy Estates and Amai Mugabe Children's Home (The Herald)
- Malawi: Malawi Anglicans - "Politicians' Turncoat Habit Impedes Nation Building" (ACNS)
- Zimbabwe: Malawi President Lauds Zim Land Reform (The Herald)
- Zimbabwe: Malawi to Copy Zim's Land Reform, Empowerment Policies (The Herald)
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- Tanzania: Tonnes of Sugar From Malawi Impounded (Daily News)
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