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November 2004 | Political Risk Analysis

President wa Mutharika, against expectations, is proving a strong leader. BMI View: The president has a shown a willingness to take-on some serious vested interests over corruption. Donors are pleased, and if the trend continues the country will benefit from increased international support.

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