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Malawian minister promises shortages will soon end

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Malawian Information Minister Shadric Namalomba says difficulties linked to fuel shortages, the lack of foreign currency and power cuts should soon end. He urged the public to remain hopeful, according to Malawi24, without specifying a timetable for an improvement in the situation.

Malawian Information Minister Shadric Namalomba assured the public that the shortages affecting the country would soon end. He called on the population not to lose hope in the face of current difficulties, according to Malawi24.

Shadric Namalomba cited fuel shortages, the lack of foreign currency and electricity supply problems among the main difficulties facing Malawians.

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