Henry Mumba

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Henry Mumba
Deputy Minister of Information, Communications and Tourism of Malawi
In office
6 June 2004 –8 March 2009
Awards and achievements
Preceded by
 Minister of Information, Communications and Tourism of Malawi Succeeded by


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