Mangochi calls for new reforms in the Judiciary
By Vincent Gunde Karonga based rights activist Comrade Lytone Mangochi, has expressed his disappointment over the way some court Judges are discharging their duties urging the new government of the…
Malawi and Australia Strengthen Parliamentary Ties
By Suleman Chitera The Speaker of the Parliament of Malawi, Sameer Gaffar Suleman, MP, has held high-level bilateral talks with his Australian counterpart, Milton Dick, in New Delhi, India, marking…
From hunger to relief: Chakwera And MCP is Hunger, APM And DPP Is Relief
By Suleman Chitera For years, Malawians have asked a simple but painful question: why did life become unbearable under one administration and noticeably improve under another? This investigation examines public…
Malawi commemorates 2026 Chilembwe Day with proven leadership
By Vincent Gunde Malawians across the country and in the Diaspora are celebrating 15th January, 2026 Reverend John Chilembwe Day in the spirit of embracing God for national transformation and…
Why the Judiciary Never Changes – and Why Malawi Is Paying the Price
By Suleman Chitera Malawi is constitutionally governed by three equal arms of the State: the Executive, Parliament, and the Judiciary. In theory, this balance is meant to protect democracy, uphold…
NBM plc’s Akossa Hiwa named Africa’s top 100 corporate communications leaders
By Suleman Chitera National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc’s Marketing and Corporate Affairs Manager, Akossa Hiwa, has been recognised among the Top 100 Corporate Communications Leaders in Africa by Africa…
Mam, Kuwaiti charity partner for hospital, college projects
By Aubrey Thom Vakhani Kuwaiti Horizons Charity Society has pledged the construction of a state of the art hospital in the area of Senior Chief Chiwalo in Machinga District and…
Paul Kagame Road Renamed John Chilembwe Road In historic national honour
By Suleman Chitera President Peter Mutharika has officially directed that Paul Kagame Road in Lilongwe be renamed John Chilembwe Road, in a landmark decision aimed at immortalising one of Malawi’s…
Justice for sale: how Malawi’S courts protect the powerful and crush the poor
By Suleman Chitera Corruption will not end in Malawi—not because laws are weak, but because justice itself has been captured. The courtroom, which should be the final refuge of the…
When Justice’s fails the Poor: Inside Malawi’s untouchable Judiciary
By Suleman Chitera Malawi is governed by three constitutional pillars: the Executive, Parliament, and the Judiciary. In theory, these arms balance one another, ensuring accountability, fairness, and the rule of…