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U.S. Signs Health Deals with Nine African Nations — REUTERS / pwu404

African Politics · Washington

U.S. Signs Health Deals with Nine African Nations

62% Center coverage: 53 sources

Malawi: Dzombe's Dowa Fertiliser Plant to Pump Out 40 Tonnes an Hour, Redefining Malawi's Agriculture

Business · Dowa

Malawi: Dzombe's Dowa Fertiliser Plant to Pump Out 40 Tonnes an Hour, Redefining Malawi's Agriculture

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A fertiliser manufacturing plant capable of producing about 40 metric tonnes per hour -- enough to supply Malawi's entire fertiliser needs in just 150 days -- is taking shape in Dowa, in what is shaping up to be one of the most transformative industrial investments in the country's agricultural history.See the Story

Malawi: Nine Killed in Christmas Road Accidents As Festive Crashes Rise Despite Drop in Deaths

Africa · Malawi

Malawi: Nine Killed in Christmas Road Accidents As Festive Crashes Rise Despite Drop in Deaths

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Nine people have died in five separate road accidents recorded during the just-ended Christmas period, police have confirmed, raising fresh concerns about road safety during festive seasons.See the Story

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