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Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (Admarc) has started paying K495 million in compensation to 110 former employees for unfair labour practices. Receipts and correspondence we have seen show that the State produce trader has so far paid K3

Female employees of ADMARC Limited on Wednesday commemorated Mothers' Day with children at Mpemba Reformatory Centre in Blantyre, reaffirming the Company's commitment to supporting vulnerable children and communities. Speaking during the visit, ADMARC's D

Admarc has revived the position of deputy chief executive officer and appointed Aubrey Sumbuleta to the post outside its approved establishment, three years after scrapping it to cut costs. The move raises questions about financial prudence at the struggl

The Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (Admarc) has brought back the post of deputy chief executive and appointed Aubrey Sumbuleta to it, thr... Read the latest breaking news on Nyasa Times.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has halted a proposed K3 billion purchase of 100 tarpaulins by the Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (Admar... Read the latest breaking news on Nyasa Times.

ADMARC says agricultural productivity is central to Malawi's efforts to achieve industrialisation, with increased production creating opportunities for value addition, agro-processing and economic growth. ADMARC Divisional Manager for Kasungu, Esther Chaf

Malawi's agricultural diversity was on display at the 22nd National Agriculture Fair (NAF) held in Blantyre, where ADMARC Limited showcased a range of agricultural commodities and highlighted new areas of interest. The three-day fair brought together farm

Karonga ADMARC Division Manager, Gracious Mnjengezulu, says reliable markets are essential to encouraging farmers to increase production and improve their livelihoods. He said this when the Division participated in the 7th Karonga District Agriculture Fai

The ADMARC Board of Directors visited selected markets in the Northern Region to appreciate the progress being made in the ongoing purchase of rice, pigeon peas and cotton. During the visit, Board Chairperson Gray Nyandule Phiri commended farmers for thei