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CDH named Malawi’s Investment Bank of the Year for 13th time
London magazine’s 2026 award comes as the lender’s after-tax profit climbs toward K41 billion in the first half of the year CDH Investment Bank (CDHIB) has been named Malawi’s Investment Bank of the Year 2026 by London-based Global Banking and Finance Review Magazine, marking the 13th time the institution has received the award. The magazine […] The post CDH named Malawi’s Investment Bank of the Year for 13th time appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Busi…
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Government budget trump card
There have been concerns over whether the postponement of the mid-year budget review meeting might have any bearing on the implementation of the 2026-27 budget. However, the Ministry of Finance has parried away fears of negative implications on the national budget. Read more click:- https://times.mw/etimes/
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Finance Bank appeal: Mbeta inherited case after years without Malawi govt defence
Frank Mbeta may have been Attorney General when the Supreme Court delivered its verdict. But court records suggest the seeds of Government’s costly defeat were sown years earlier, after successive administrations failed to file the submissions needed to defend a High Court victory. When the Supreme Court of Appeal handed victory to the liquidator of […] The post Finance Bank appeal: Mbeta inherited case after years without Malawi govt defence appeared first on Malawi News |…
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‘Fuel permit suspension could disrupt production’
Manufacturers have warned that the suspension of Essential Users’ Bulk Fuel Purchase Permits can disrupt production and affect the availability of goods on the market. The manufacturers say this can be the consequence if delays in processing new applications persist. On October 30, 2026, the Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (Mera) announced the suspension of the processing, issuance and use of the permits until further notice, citing abuse by some legitimate permit holders…
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Reserve Bank of Malawi pays for ‘sins’
By Mercy Matonga: The Supreme Court of Appeal has ordered the Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) to pay Finance Bank of Malawi (FBM) K300 billion in compensation. Assistant Registrar Ibrahim Hussein delivered the ruling Wednesday, when he awarded the authorised dealer bank compensation for loss of business and profits it would have earned. Read more click:- https://times.mw/etimes/
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