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Leigh Stubblefield returns as UK revives Malawi ties
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 66302, member: 636"] Britain appointed seasoned diplomat Leigh Stubblefield as High Commissioner to Malawi, replacing Fiona Ritchie, who left in July. Stubblefield previously served as Deputy High Commissioner to Kenya and led the UK Office for Conflict, Stabilization and Mediation. The diplomat called her assignment a homecoming and pledged to strengthen cooperation between London and Lilongwe. She will prioritize economic development, environmental sustainability, and democratic institutions in the bilateral relationship. Rebecca Fabrizi has managed the mission since Ritchie departed and will transfer responsibilities to Stubblefield within weeks. The British High Commission said the new envoy brings regional expertise that will support Malawi's advancement. The appointment reflects continued partnership between the two nations across development sectors, education programs, and commercial ties. Stubblefield assumes her post as both governments expand collaboration efforts. [/QUOTE]
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