Second In command and first in conflict: Malawi’s Vice Presidency
Introduction In principle, the Vice President is a loyal deputy, acting as second in charge and an essential figure at ...
Read moreIntroduction In principle, the Vice President is a loyal deputy, acting as second in charge and an essential figure at ...
Read morePresident Lazarus Chakwera has conceded defeat in the September 16 general elections to Arthur Peter Mutharika, becoming the second president ...
Read moreOpposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) candidate Peter Mutharika is comfortably leading the presidential elections with 2,138,746 votes officially released so ...
Read morePresident Lazarus Chakwera has expressed happiness that persons with albinism are now living in a safer environment, following the government’s ...
Read moreHigh Court judge Redson Kapindu has defended Hilary Chilomba's prolonged role as the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) acting director, saying it ...
Read moreBy Wanangwa Tembo: President Lazarus Chakwera has assured farmers in Kasungu and across the country that his administration will continue ...
Read moreVice-President president Michael Usi has labeled baseless resignation calls by the ruling Malawi Congress Party (MCP) spokesperson Jessie Kabwila. Speaking ...
Read moreOpposition UTM and Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) have condemned the attack on peaceful demonstrators in Lilongwe by unknown assailants who ...
Read moreReported By Collins Mtika: “Malawians were promised transformation—but four years on, many are just trying to survive.” In the aftermath ...
Read moreThe main opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has condemned President Lazarus Chakwera's continued tendency of inviting citizens to State House ...
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