By Anthony Midwa Manda: One month after Malawi’s general elections on September 16, a troubling trend continues to cast a...
Read moreBy Casper Jangale: When the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was born in 2005, it presented itself as a bold new...
Read moreElipher Mvula, a determined and passionate individual with a disability, had always dreamed of transforming her community. She had contested...
Read morePresident Arthur Peter Mutharika, who is also chairperson of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Organ on Politics, Defence and...
Read moreTwo Members of Parliament who won their seats as independents in Nsanje district, Walter Nyamilandu Manda and Bilah Karim have...
Read moreBy Evance Matola and Chifundo Kowedza: President Peter Mutharika has challenged the newly sworn-in cabinet ministers and other government officials...
Read moreThe Media Network on Tobacco (MNT) executive chairperson Alfred Chauwa has congratulated Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) president Arther Peter Mutharika...
Read moreMalawi's newly elected president, Professor Peter Mutharika, enters State House at a time when the country is battling soaring inflation,...
Read moreBy Edward Mponda and Mabvuto Bamusi: As Malawi navigates the transition to a new government following the 2025 Tripartite Elections,...
Read moreThe Malawi Electoral Commission has issued a dramatic correction to the Nsanje South Constituency parliamentary election results, announcing a new...
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