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Excess kwacha fuel­ing black mar­ket

Summary by Times Malawi
Fin­ance Min­is­ter Joseph Mwanam­vekha has attrib­uted the per­sist­ence of the black mar­ket to excess cash cir­cu­lat­ing out­side the formal bank­ing sys­tem, arguing sur­plus liquid­ity is dis­tort­ing the forex mar­ket. To read more, click http://times.mw/etimes/
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Excess kwacha fuel­ing black mar­ket

Fin­ance Min­is­ter Joseph Mwanam­vekha has attrib­uted the per­sist­ence of the black mar­ket to excess cash cir­cu­lat­ing out­side the formal bank­ing sys­tem, arguing sur­plus liquid­ity is dis­tort­ing the forex mar­ket. To read more, click http://times.mw/etimes/

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Times Malawi broke the news in Malawi on Thursday, January 15, 2026.
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