Day: July 2, 2026
Kamphangala accuses Chakwera of favoring Lilongwe for ministerial positions
Not even one from Ntchisi has made it into Chakwera’s 31- .lean member cabinet By Vincent Gunde Read moreMalawi Freedom Network advice President Banda to fight corruptionA Malawi Congress Party (MCP) diehard of Mvera in Dowa district Mr. Rodgers Kamphanagala, has accused President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera of favoring Lilongwe for Ministerial positions claiming that this […]
DPP’s Arthur Peter Mutharika Stirs Up Support in Mulanje: A Promising Return or a Political Mirage?
By Twink Jones Gadama In a striking display of political fervor, former President Arthur Peter Mutharika, now the leader of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), embarked on a whistle-stop tour through the picturesque landscapes of Mulanje, captivating thousands of supporters along the way. The atmosphere was electric, with crowds swelling into the millions, as Mutharika […]
Bangwe SDA church stands firm against allegations, defends traditional doctrines
By Twink Jones Gadama In an exclusive interview with this publication, Senior Church Elder Amosi Kuipa of the Bangwe SDA Church shed light on the recent decision by the South Malawi Conference to disband the church. The move, which has sparked controversy within the SDA community, was reportedly due to the church’s refusal to adopt […]
Malawi secures 51 million litres of fuel from UAE to ease shortage
By Twink Jones Gadama Malawi has procured 51 million liters of fuel from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in a bid to alleviate the persistent fuel shortage that has plagued the country. The fuel, which includes 28.5 million liters of petrol and 22.5 million liters of diesel, is expected to be discharged from the vessel […]
When Chakwera speaks, he creates hype that he deflates with his own actions
By Burnett Munthali In what can only be described as a bitter New Year’s joke to the nation, President Lazarus Chakwera’s recent Cabinet reshuffle and promised “reconfiguration” has left Malawians questioning his ability to deliver on his campaign promises. Hours after proclaiming “change,” “reconfiguration,” and a “new beginning” for the country, the president fired a […]
President Mutharika’s fourth whistle stop at Nkanda Primary School in Mulanje Pasani Constituency: A pictorial focus
By Burnett Munthali In a continued effort to connect with citizens and campaign for his re-election, President Peter Mutharika made his fourth whistle-stop tour at Nkanda Primary School in Mulanje’s Pasani Constituency. The event attracted a large crowd of enthusiastic supporters, eager to hear the president’s message and show their backing for his administration. Read […]
Public Response to Burnett Munthali’s Speech: A Call for Change in Malawi
By Malawi Freedom Network reporter Following Burnett Munthali’s recent speech, an outpouring of feedback has been received from the people of Malawi, and it’s clear that the message has resonated with many citizens who are fed up with the state of governance in our country. A particular paragraph discussing the “cost of ignorance” and its […]
An analysis of Rick Dzida’s perspective on President Chakwera’s Leadership
By Burnett Munthali Rick Dzida, a prominent political commentator and social analyst, has voiced strong criticisms of President Lazarus Chakwera’s leadership. Dzida, whose insights are often grounded in hard-hitting truths, appears to align with the views of fellow analysts, including myself, regarding the failure of the current administration. In this analysis, we will unpack Dzida’s […]
The dangers of electing a leader who doesn’t know his job: The case of President Lazarus Chakwera
Public speech by Burnett Munthali, political analyst and social commentator| January 2, 2025 Leadership is a responsibility that requires not only a clear vision but also the ability to adapt, learn, and make decisions that benefit the nation. When a leader fails to understand their role and shows no willingness to learn, the consequences can […]
A Critical Analysis of President Chakwera’s New Year’s Message
By Twink Jones Gadama As Malawians ushered in the year 2025, President Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera’s New Year’s message was met with a mix of optimism and skepticism. While the President’s speech highlighted the country’s progress in various sectors, it also raised several questions about the government’s priorities and commitment to addressing the nation’s pressing challenges. […]