Malawi orders Chinese envoy to leave

Nyasa Times "Malawi government has ordered the Mainland China charge d’affairs Fan Guijin to leave the country, Nyasa Times has learnt.
President Bingu Mutharika is said to have ordered the deportation of Chinese envoy ahead of his State Visit to Beijing next week, government and Chinese sources have said.
'Our Charge d’affairs has been given deportation orders,' said a source at the China embassy in Lilongwe."

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