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If they have something to say or achieve then we help you Succeed faster with our training and community at large will stand with you all the way. For years, we have written for publishers like Nyasa, Malawi Voice and have been referred to as an inspiring leader and virtual mentor. I finally decided to own that role and be intentional about it. My mission is to help high achievers Lead an Inspiri

ng Life and succeed at life. To that end, I write and speak on personal development, leadership, productivity, Change Management, and Social enterprise. On occasion, I write secular commentary, politics and just about other stuff that directly affects one of these categories. You can find out more on our website http://leymanck.com

12/08/2026

https://leymanck.com/land-fraud-to-be-dealt-with-strong-measures/

The Minister of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development Chimwemwe Chipungu has warned that anyone found documenting fake land documents for personal gain will face the law, as the government moves to curb escalating land fraud in the country.

Speaking during a press briefing in Lilongwe on Wednesday, Chipungu said cases of fake land documents are on the rise, with one piece of land sometimes being sold to two or more people.

Chipungu stressed that his ministry will work concertedly with members of the community to report to the ministry if such malpractice takes place, and through the Land Information Management System, the ministry will identify perpetrators.

By Wendy Mkandawire



12/08/2026
12/08/2026
https://leymanck.com/water-tariffs-to-go-up-for-all-boards/The Malawi Government approved new tariff hikes for the count...
12/08/2026

https://leymanck.com/water-tariffs-to-go-up-for-all-boards/

The Malawi Government approved new tariff hikes for the country’s five water boards, effective August 7, 2026, with the Central Region Water Board recording the highest increase at 69.99% for domestic rates.

According to the water utilities, the increase has been attributed to rising costs of production, treatment chemicals, and infrastructure maintenance. The boards claim that the new tariffs will help ensure safe, sustainable, and reliable water delivery services.

For NRWB, domestic rates have gone up by 35.64%, while communal kiosk tariffs increased by 36.32%.

By Wendy Mkandawire


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