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Government hails World Vision for socio-economic projects - The Times Group Malawi

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At least 33, 000 people from Khuyu community in the area of Inkosi Chindi in Mzimba District are said to have improved their livelihoods, through World Vision Malawi (WVM) projects. WVM has been in the area for 16 years and bade farewell recently. Speaking during the farewell event on Wednesday at Endindeni Community Day Secondary …

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