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Malawi

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“Joke” Malawian PRSP deadline extended

Civil society organisations in Malawi which described the PRSP process there as “a joke” have succeeded in persuading their government to extend the process.

5 April 2001

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Anti-IMF And Bank Protest Tear-Gassed

In Malawi in May, a peaceful official demonstration, led by the Congress of Trades Unions, against IMF and World Bank reform policies and calling for the government to consider peoples’ needs before conceding to donors’ demands was broken-up by police with tear gas.

14 June 2000
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