Vote buying practices have emerged as a significant concern during Malawi's 2025 General Elections, with election observers reporting such incidents...
Read moreThe National Initiative for Civic Education (NICE) Public Trust's Elections Situation Room (ESR), dubbed "Maso Athu" meaning "our eyes" in...
Read moreMalawi goes to the polls tomorrow, September 16, but the scars of physical and verbal violence against women to intimidate...
Read moreStudents who live far from their schools where they registered for the forthcoming General Elections are expected to either fail...
Read moreThe International Institute for Research and Development (IIRD Africa), a Malawi-based consulting firm, has released a pre-election survey suggesting that...
Read moreA coalition of various religious groups in Zomba District has held prayers for peace and unity ahead of the country’s...
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Read moreFive days before Malawians go to the polls, the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) is yet to decide on the High...
Read moreIndependence Party president Phunziro Mvula has pledged that all university students will be accommodated within campus premises if elected, criticizing...
Read moreBy Collins Mtika: As Malawi gears up for its crucial tripartite elections on September 16, 2025, the implications go far...
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