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LEGAL REQUIREMENTS AND THE INCENTIVES OF DOING BUSINESS IN AFRICAN COUNTRIES (PART VII) M.B.A.,J.D.,PhD
MALAWI Malawi is situated in the southern part of the East African Rift Valley cradled by Mozambique in the south and with Zambia and Tanzania to the west and east. Legal System The judiciary is independent of the legislative and the executive arms
of government and the country’s mercantile law. Most of the civil law
applicable to expatriates is based upon the English law of the late nineteenth
century. Administration of customary law and of certain statutes, however,
is dealt with by Traditional Courts. The government can be sued in the
Courts. Starting Your Own Business
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Dr. Paul Otubusin, 
Starting
Your Own Business is the topic of a half-hour program presented by the
Illinois State Bar Association (ISBA) airing on Chicago Access Network
Television, Channel 21 in Chicago, on Tuesdays, September 11 and 25 at
10 p.m.
