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WHY INTERNATIONAL MARKETING IS MALAWI’S CAPABILITY UNDERBELLY
If there is a song Malawians have grown weary of, it is the forex shortage anthem. There is no fuel – blame it on forex; there is no fertilizer – ask forex; there are no medicines in hospitals – point
Mphatso Kutengule, MBA (PhD Candidate, Marketing, UNICAF)
May 4, 2026
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