WIRE — Women-led businesses have received a paltry 0.44 percent of Malawi Government's contracts worth K23.7 billion since 2020, indicating that most of them are excluded out of the markets, it has emerged. Findings of the study presented by the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) Federation of Women in Business Malawi Chapter in Lilongwe The post Women get 0.44% of public contracts in 6 years—study appeared first on Nation Online.
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