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Govt Under Fire for Paying Two Ceos in Parastatals Amid Austerity Push
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- Malawi government criticized for paying dual CEO salaries in parastatals amid austerity.
- Senior executives earn between K10 million and K20 million monthly.
- Institutions affected include Electricity Generation Company of Malawi and regional water boards.
- Published 2026-05-12, after September 16, 2025 General Election.
- Critics argue practice undermines austerity program credibility.
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