APM, Ansah fallout: Opposition parties call for government of laws, not of men
The the opposition United Democratic Front (UDF) and UTM have denounced the "systematic degradation" of the Office of the State ...
Read moreThe the opposition United Democratic Front (UDF) and UTM have denounced the "systematic degradation" of the Office of the State ...
Read moreIntroduction In principle, the Vice President is a loyal deputy, acting as second in charge and an essential figure at ...
Read moreBy Watipaso Mzungu: The Chinese Chamber of Commerce has thrown its weight behind President Peter Mutharika's executive order on sanitation, ...
Read moreBy Watipaso Mzungu: Malawi's leading non-governmental organizations, Forum for National Development (FND) and the Malawi Health Equity Network (MHEN), have ...
Read moreBy Shammeema Hajii: Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has praised President Peter Mutharika for his first State of the Nation Address (Sona) ...
Read moreThe Human Rights Defenders Coalition (HRDC) has demanded a detailed report on Vice President Jane Ansah's private trip to the ...
Read morePresident Peter Mutharika has contradicted government spokesperson Shadric Namalomba on First Vice-President Jane Ansah private trip to the United Kingdom ...
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 moreThe main opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has started preparations for a court sanctioned elective convention. According to a letter ...
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