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Malawi Gaming Authority donates land for primary school construction in Nsanje

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The Malawi Gaming and Lotteries Authority (MAGLA) handed over 6.8 hectares of land to Mpatsa Full Primary School in Nsanje. The land was purchased for K37 million, which was necessary because the school's previous location was submerged by sand from Cyclone Freddy in 2023. The handover ceremony took place in Nsanje.

From malawivoice.com

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The donation is intended to provide the school with a new site for its Teachers Development Centre and primary school facilities. MAGLA stated the purchase was part of its efforts to motivate learners to focus on education and avoid gambling activities.

In rural Nsanje District, Malawi, patients are being directed to central referral hospitals as the legislative body addresses national health policy issues.

From malawivoice.com

Who's involved

  • NsanjeNsanje is the location where the land handover ceremony took place.

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