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Diplomatic Tensions Rise in Lilongwe
Police in Lilongwe confirmed an attack on an Egyptian deputy ambassador, per Allafrica.com. The incident occurred amid rising diplomatic tensions in the capital.
Malawian authorities later contradicted their initial report about the diplomat's beating, creating confusion over the event's details, Nyasa Times reports.
Meanwhile, Malawi has launched its first national action plan on business and human rights, a move seen as a step forward for corporate accountability, according to Africa Brief.
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