When mobile fraud became enemy of electronic transactions in Malawi
On a bizarre morning; a mobile money operator Steve Muliya plying his trade in Blantyre populous Ndirande Township receives a distressing phone call that overturned his world.
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Malawi takes positive steps towards addressing fall armyworms
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