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Hayze Engolah in Mudi River clean-up - The Times Group Malawi

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Concerned with the filthy state of Mudi River in Blantyre, rapper Hayze Engolah on Saturday joined Art Malawi to clean up the river. Art Malawi is an organisation that uses art to tackle issues affecting society including environmental conservation. The Blantyre-based organisation has been in the forefront cleaning up Mudi River, which is messy following …

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