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Malawi: National Bank of Malawi Launches Insurance Premium Financing Product
National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc has rolled out an insurance premium financing facility where the bank will pay annual insurance premiums on behalf of its customers thereby freeing up their cash flow in the process.
Malawi: Uladi Mussa Files for Bail Pending Appeal
Jailed former politician and cabinet minister in three administrations, Uladi Mussa, has filed in the High Court for bail pending his appeal on corruption cases. Lawyer Paul Maulidi has confirmed that he has filed papers with the High Court to have the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) vice president released on bail.
Malawi: Wanderers Still Searching for Winning Mentality, Draw With Tigers
Mighty Wanderers FC played reasonably well during Sunday's match against Tigers FC but they still have so much to prove as their ambition to secure their second win was checked by a stubborn Kau-Kau boys , who claimed a hard-fought point from a forgettable encounter at Kamuzu Stadium.
Malawi: Eagles Hold Lions to Goalless Draw
Blue Eagles and Red Lions on Sunday settled for a goalless draw in the TNM Super League encounter played at Nankhaka ground in Area 30, Lilongwe. Zomba-based team have themselves to blame for blowing off their opportunity to return to the top of the table to unseat current league leaders, Silver Strikers standing at 19 points from nine games.
Malawi: Chakwera Talks Against 'Selfish, Careless Behaviour' - Unveils K17bn Covid Strategy With New Hospitals
After directing that Vice-President Saulos Chilima should lead a ministerial task-team to review Covid-19 guidelines in order to respond effectively to the virus pandemic, President Lazarus Chakwera on Sunday came out with substance over style to deliver a comprehensive strategy aimed at defeating the invisible enemy.
Nigeria: Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Ready in December - Director
An official assures of speedy completion of all ongoing works in Lagos and the rest of the South-west. Funsho Adebiyi, Nigeria's Coordinating Director, Highway Construction and Rehabilitation has said that the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway will be completed and totally opened to traffic in December.
Nigeria: Ex-Finance Minister, Martins-Kuye, Is Dead
Former Minister of State for Finance, Senator Jubril Martins-Kuye, is dead. Martins-Kuye, who died on Sunday morning, was aged 78. He served as Minister of State for Finance in the government of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, and was appoitned Minister of Commerce and Industry by former President Goodluck Jonathan in 2010. Born on August 16, 1942 in Ago-Iwoye in Ogun State, Martins-Kuye studied Sociology at the University of Ibadan and Economics at the Harvard University Business School.
Nigeria: How Nigeria's Debt Repayment Is Taking Huge Toll On Yearly Budgets
Nigeria is spending a quarter of its 2021 Budget on debt servicing, a trend that has continued for years. With N3.3 trillion budgeted for debt servicing in the assented 2021 budget, Nigeria is poised to spend about a quarter (24.3 per cent) of the entire N13.6 trillion budget on debts, a PREMIUM TIMES' analysis has shown. This followed a trend that has been in place since 2016. In 2016, the country spent almost a quarter (about 24 per cent) of its budget to service debts.
Nigeria: Major Controversies That Rocked National Assembly in 2020
Despite the compulsory holidays and reduced number of work hours and activities forced by Covid-19, the National Assembly was full of drama in 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic shut down key sectors of the economy and kept many Nigerians indoors for many weeks in 2020. The National Assembly was shut down for over a month and even when the lawmakers resumed, they held plenary sessions twice a week for months.
Malawi: MEC, Stakeholders Reflect On By-Elections - Malawi Electoral Commission
Straight from the end of year break, the Malawi Electoral Commission organised a daylong workshop to review the conduct and management of the by-elections held in November and December 2020. The review workshop was organised with support from the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) Malawi office. Speaking during the opening, Commissioner Dr Jean Mathanga urged all participants to pay attention to the process and give feedback that will improve management of elections.
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