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Dr. Mafuta Mwale Rejected Further Kwacha Devaluation Months Before IMF’s Fresh Push for Currency Overhaul Malawi – July 24, 2025  As the International Monetary Fund (IMF) intensifies its call for a unified, market-driven exchange rate, past remarks by Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) Governor Dr. Mafuta Mwale are drawing renewed attention revealing his firm stance against further devaluation of the kwacha. Speaking during an interview on Zodiak Television on February 11, 2025, Dr. Mwale firmly ruled out any imminent devaluation, arguing that Malawi had already devalued the kwacha by 120 percent over the past two years  a move he said had not delivered meaningful economic benefits. He emphasized that what the country needed was not another adjustment of the currency, but rather increased access to foreign exchange through improved production and export performance. Dr. Mwale further claimed that the US dollar was available within Malawi but was being hoarded by certain actors, fueling instability in the forex market. He warned that the Reserve Bank would take action against those involved in illegal forex dealings and work to dismantle the parallel market to stabilize the local currency. His remarks stand in contrast to the IMF’s official communication released on Wednesday, July 23, 2025, which described exchange rate unification including further devaluation as part of a broader package of economic restructuring measures essential for restoring macroeconomic stability and supporting Malawi’s Agriculture, Tourism, Mining, and Manufacturing (ATMM) agenda. #KwachaDevaluation #RBM #DrMafutaMwale #IMF #MalawiEconomy #CurrencyOverhaul #ForexPolicy
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