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We have started to collect the most important news related to Malawi in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
United StatesMalawi's President Joyce Banda was "incandescent with anger" after her office labelled US singer Madonna a bully, the BBC is told.
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United StatesMalawi has accused US singer Madonna of "bullying state officials" after she reportedly complained about her treatment on a visit to the country
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United StatesMalawi accuses US singer Madonna of "bullying state officials" after she reportedly complained about her treatment on a visit to the country.
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Malawi's education minister tells the BBC that the pop star Madonna is building classrooms not entire schools in the southern African country.
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Malawi's Economic Planning Minister Goodall Gondwe resigns two days after being charged with treason, along with 11 other top officials.
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A Malawi court grants bail to 11 high-profile figures charged with treason over an alleged coup plot, including ex-President Bingu wa Mutharika's brother.
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The brother of former Malawi leader Bingu wa Mutharika and 11 others are charged with treason for allegedly trying to prevent Joyce Banda succeeding him as president.
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At least 10 people in Malawi, including current and former ministers, are arrested for allegedly plotting a coup against President Joyce Banda, sparking protests in Blantyre.
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All airports in Malawi are shut because of a civil servants' wage strike, the biggest since Joyce Banda became president last year, leaving passengers stranded.
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Malawi's government invites bids for its 14-seat presidential jet, being sold off as part of cost-cutting measures.
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Earlier this month the IMF chief, Christine Lagarde, was in Malawi - a sign of how relations have improved since the kwacha was devalued by President Joyce Banda. But what does the devaluation mean for everyday life? BBC Africa's Lerato Mbele reports
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Malawi has suspended laws against same-sex relationships pending a decision on whether to repeal the legislation
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