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Burkina Faso's 36-year-old President Ibrahim Traore after two years in power

- Building the country's first ever gold refinery. The country received 93kg of gold extracted from 142 tonnes of mining residues in 2024.

- Nationalised two gold mines for $80 million to end a legal dispute between two companies.

The Government negotiated to reduce the price from $300 million to $80 million.

- Built the country's first tomato processing plant

- Launched the Postal Bank of Burkina Faso with a capital of $25.1 million and the Treasury Deposit Bank.
Banned the use of colonial era wigs by Judges

- Expelled French troops from the country

- Established the country's first National Support Center for Artisanal Cotton Processing

- Approved the expansion of the Bobo-Dioulasso Airport

- Farmers and agricultural investors received 400 tractors, 953 motorcycles, 710 motor pumps, 10,000 tonnes of fish food, 68,964 tonnes of fertilizer, 10,000 litres of phytosanitary products and more.

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11/01/2025

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Over 100 fuel tankers under the Government-to-Government fuel supply arrangement, carrying 35,000 litres each, have arrived in the country from Tanga port in Tanzania.

Minister of Energy Ibrahim Matola told Zodiak Online today at the Songwe border that the adoption of the government-to-government system does not mean that the open tender system has been abandoned.

Matola added that it is high time that people in the in the country should cultivate a culture of patriotism by not celebrating the fuel scarcity, saying the fuel situation will normalise soon.

The country has witnessed unprecedented fuel shortages resulting to slowed production and queing of motorists in fuel service stations.

Government is expected to receive 51.5 million litres of combined cargo of diesel and petrol from Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates.

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01/11/2025)

11/01/2025

CHAKWERA ACHIEVEMENTS IN 3 YEARS
1.Six lane Kenyata drive
2.Six lane mzimba street
3.Mchesi Kawale Chilinde Area 23 road
4.Area 23 Hospital in Chilinde
5.Lilongwe CCAP to Crossroads four lane via kamuzu central
6.Crossroads to Kanengo four lane road
7.Reconstruction of M5 road also known as lakeshore road
8.Ntchisi Malomo road
9.Mwanza Neno road
10.Mangochi town roards
11.Dedza town roards
12.Mzuzu bypass road via Sonda
13.Kaning’ina Zolozolo Nkholongo Dunduzu bypass road
14.Lilongwe bridge to host Crosroads Six miles six lane road
15.Kasungu town roads
16.M1 road from Kanengo to Chiweta
17.Blantyre Chipatala to Kamba market road
18.Michiru to Black Box road
19.Chiwembe to Newlands road via Manje
20.Makhetha to Ndirande via Mkolokoti road
21.Introduction of Israel labour export
22.President Chakwera Going to Parliament to answer questions
23.Rule of law
24.Bypass road in Blantyre underway
25.Introduction of 100 million kwacha Constituency fund
26.Mzuzu civic Centre offices
27.Mzuzu University Mega Library and conference centre
28.Mzimba District Stadium
29.Mzimba District Council office complex
30.Thyolo District Council offices
31.Likoma Port in Likoma
32.Griffin Saenda sports complex
33.Kamuzu Institute Aquatic sports complex
34.Reconstruction of Kamuzu Dam 1
35.Bunda Collenge Offices and lecture theaters
36.Mangoch water supply
37.Nkhatabay water supply
38.2000 decent Security houses
39.Blantyre Police office complex
40.Marka Bungula Railway line
41.Mchinji One stop Boarder
42.Dedza one stop Boarder
43.250 community secondary schools
44.700 health post
45.Reconstructed both Tedzani and Nkula hydro electricity generation stations
46.No black outs in Malawi
47.Brought back donor confidence
48.IMF World Bank now are pumping in Dollars
49.Mega farms across Malawi
50.Construction of Irrigation schemes such as Mzenga in Nkhatabay 900 hectares
51.Shire Valley irrigations
52.Lingoni irrigation scheme in Machinga
53.Mlooka irrigation scheme 156 hectares

54.Linga Dam in Nkhata-Bay

55.Mk200 million of CDF

56.Mangochi Makanjira road construction

57.Ngara community college in Karonga

58.Hara irrigation scheme in Karonga.

59.Karonga water project

60.Women empowerment through promotion of women into senior positions

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The Shocking K1.07 Trillion Salima Sugar Scandal: What Mwanamveka and 11 others have been arrested for and charged with

In a jaw-dropping turn of events, 12 prominent figures, including Joseph Mwanamveka, Lloyd Muhara, and Collins Magalasi, have been arrested in connection with a colossal corruption scandal that has siphoned over $635 million (approximately K1.07 trillion) from public funds.

This high-profile case involves top government officials and influential business leaders who are now facing serious charges such as conspiracy to misuse public office, fraudulent financial dealings, and money laundering.

Also implicated are Henrie Njoloma, Shirieesh B Betgiri, Prasad Jadhav, Satish B Tembey, Chandrashekhor Ogale, Millind Ulagadde, Sachin Nikam, Dhiraj Nikam, and Prashant Sharma.

These individuals are accused of masterminding a web of financial crimes between 2011 and 2020, resulting in the theft and laundering of vast sums from government coffers.

Allegations and Charges:

1. Conspiracy to Use Public Office for Personal Gain: The accused allegedly misappropriated $274.5 million (K447 billion), channeling government funds into private businesses they controlled.

2. Unauthorized Public Spending: They are charged with spending $180 million (K313 billion) without parliamentary approval, in direct violation of financial management laws.

3. Illicit Government Lending: The group is accused of facilitating a $23.6 million (K41 billion) loan to Salima Sugar Company without National Assembly authorization.

4. Unapproved Government Guarantees: They allegedly secured $118 million (K205 billion) in government-backed loan guarantees for Salima Sugar Company without necessary approvals.

5. Misleading Financial Statements: Charges include issuing false documents, such as an unapproved $35 million (K61 billion) share certificate for Salima Sugar Company.

6. Fraudulent Trading: The accused reportedly used fraudulent resolutions to obtain $130 million (K226 billion) in loans, defrauding the government.

7. Money Laundering: The group faces accusations of laundering $274.5 million (K447 billion) in ill-gotten gains from their corrupt activities.

This scandal, amounting to a staggering $635 million (K1.07 trillion), has sent shockwaves across Malawi, exposing deep-rooted corruption at the highest levels of government and business. Authorities are now on a mission to recover the stolen funds and bring those responsible to justice.

The arrests mark a pivotal moment in Malawi’s fight against corruption, signaling serious legal repercussions, including potential long prison sentences and hefty fines for the accused.

06/01/2025

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Police in Lilongwe have arrested four individuals, including Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) MP, Joseph Mwanamveka, former Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (Mera) CEO Collins Magalasi, former Secretary to the President and Cabinet (SPC) Lloyd Muhara, and former secretary to Treasury Cliff Chiunda.

Lawyer Kalekeni Kaphale has confirmed the arrests to Nation Online.

According to Kaphale, Mwanamveka and Chiunda are currently being held at Area 3 police station, while Muhara and Magalasi are giving statements to fiscal police at Area 6.

Kaphale suspects that the arrests are related to issues concerning the Greenbelt Initiative.

National Police spokesperson Peter Kalaya is yet to comment on the developments.

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