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Old Mutual partners Misa-Malawi, AWOME to capacitate journalists on business reporting - Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi

Old Mutual has partnered with Media Institute for Southern Africa (Misa-Malawi) and Association for Women in Media (AWOME) to capacitate journalists on business reporting with focus on savings and the new pensions Act 2023. Old Mutual Marketing and Corporate Affairs Executive, Patience Chatsika said they have engaged the media to highlight about voluntary pensions and […]

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