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A One Nation candidate wants to lock up Dan Andrews. It’s part of a bizarre ongoing obsession with the former premier

Three years after he left office and nearly five years after the end of the Victoria's long COVID lockdown, the former premier still attracts violent hatred. The post A One Nation candidate wants to lock up Dan Andrews. It’s part of a bizarre ongoing obsession with the former premier appeared first on Crikey .

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A One Nation candidate wants to lock up Dan Andrews. It’s part of a bizarre ongoing obsession with the former premier

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Lula, the final battle

El presidente de Brasil, antiguo obrero y sindicalista, pragmático y hábil negociador, busca un cuarto mandato para impedir el regreso al poder de la ultraderecha con los Bolsonaro

·elpais.com

Malawi: Mutharika Points to Road Rebuilding As Flagship of First Year Back in Power

[Nyasa Times] President Peter Mutharika has pointed to a national road reconstruction drive as one of the signature achievements of his first year back in office, telling state broadcaster MBC on…

  • President Mutharika highlights road reconstruction as flagship of first year in power
  • Ongoing work on M1 highway, Khwekwere road, Liwonde to Matawale road
  • Infrastructure push aims to complete national road network by 2028

·allafrica.com

Malawi: One Year On, Mutharika Says Freedom Restored but Economy Still 'A Process'

[Nyasa Times] President Peter Mutharika has marked one year back in office with a wide-ranging reflection on his return to power, telling Malawi Broadcasting Corporation on Sunday evening that his…

  • President Peter Mutharika returned to power in Malawi one year ago.
  • He emphasized restoring freedom and food security as top priorities.
  • Mutharika acknowledged the long-term process of repairing the economy.

·allafrica.com

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