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Lazarus Chakwera assumes Sadc chairmanship - The Times Group Malawi

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President Lazarus Chakwera Tuesday assumed the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) chairpersonship from Mozambique President Felipe Nyusi and hit the ground running by cautioning developed countries against what he described as Covid vaccine discrimination. In his acceptance speech in Lilongwe, where the summit is being held at Bingu International Convention Centre, Chakwera said inequalities and …

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