Once seen as a bridge to the top, Malawi’s vice presidency has become a graveyard of political ambitions and, in...
Read moreVice-President president Michael Usi has labeled baseless resignation calls by the ruling Malawi Congress Party (MCP) spokesperson Jessie Kabwila. Speaking...
Read moreThe Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Spokesperson Shadric Namalomba has described recent political statements from United Democratic Front (UDF) president Atupele...
Read moreThe Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has implored journalists in the country to desist from being agents of fake news as...
Read moreMonga mwa lamulo, Bungwe la Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) lati lilimbe mphamvu iliyonse yosintha wapambuyo pa wopikisana pa udindo wa...
Read morePatricia Nangozo Kainga, the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) aspirant for Zomba City South Constituency, has vowed to revive development in...
Read moreMalawi set to host three presidential debates as part of the 2025 Tripartite Elections, giving citizens a chance to scrutinize...
Read moreThe Centre for Multiparty Democracy (CMD) has commended political parties for adopting tolerant and violence-free political campaigns, stating that doing...
Read moreJournalists in the country have a bigger role in handling matters of public interest. These remarks were made during the...
Read moreIn a decisive move to enhance public safety and security, Soche Police in Blantyre City arrested 14 individuals on Friday,...
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