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Police Dismiss Reports of Salima Sugar Factory Office Closure

Summary by Face of Malawi
National Police Spokesperson Peter Kalaya has refuted circulating reports claiming that police have closed the offices of the state-owned Salima Sugar Company. In a statement issued on Thursday, Kalaya clarified that the police are only providing enhanced security at the company’s premises, consistent with standard procedure during periods of leadership transition. “As is required by law, we have only heightened security at the company, just as …
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Police Dismiss Reports of Salima Sugar Factory Office Closure

National Police Spokesperson Peter Kalaya has refuted circulating reports claiming that police have closed the offices of the state-owned Salima Sugar Company. In a statement issued on Thursday, Kalaya clarified that the police are only providing enhanced security at the company’s premises, consistent with standard procedure during periods of leadership transition. “As is required by law, we have only heightened security at the company, just as …

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Face of Malawi broke the news in Malawi on Monday, October 6, 2025.
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