By Vincent Gunde Opposition Malawi Congress Party (MCP) prayers that the new government of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika should fail to implement Free Secondary Education (FSE) have failed and gone back to the sender. The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology has finally set the record straight responding […]
By Vincent Gunde A concerned citizen of Malawi residing at Area 51 in Lilongwe Mrs. Elizabeth Kaliza Banda, has asked Mr. Billy Frederick Malata to leave activist Bon Kalido alone saying Kalindo has been speaking for the voiceless citizens while him was dining with Malawi Congress Party (MCP). Kaliza said Malata was expelled from the […]
By Suleman Chitera Broadcasting houses and media companies will be required to pay the debts they previously owed if they wish to resume operations after having shut down earlier. This was disclosed by one of the senior officials at the Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA), Limbani Nsapato. MACRA has given 21 days to companies that […]
By Vincent Gunde A Malawi Congress Party (MCP) diehard of Mvera in Dowa district Mr. Rodgers Kamphangala, has urged the media in Malawi to be following high profile murder cases for members of public to be fed with the right information. Kamphangala said in August, 2025 suspects who were behind killing innocent people using steel […]
By Burnett Munthali Malawi’s prisons are plagued by congestion, a issue exacerbated by inadequate infrastructure, limited resources, and a backlog of cases in the justice system. The recent pardons granted by President Peter Mutharika offer temporary relief, but a lasting solution requires a comprehensive approach that tackles the root causes of congestion. One key strategy […]
An investigative analysis by Suleman Chitera The Malawi Police Service consistently maintains that police bail is free. This position is echoed in public statements, press briefings, and civic education campaigns. However, extensive interviews with suspects, relatives, lawyers, and civil society actors reveal a starkly different reality: in practice, police bail in Malawi is rarely free. […]
By Suleman Chitera Across Malawi, a growing sense of injustice is taking root. From crowded townships to rural trading centres, citizens increasingly believe that the justice system serves those with money and political power, while ordinary people face swift punishment and prolonged suffering. Court corridors echo with a familiar complaint: the law appears elastic for […]
National Bank of Malawi (NBM) has handed over a completed floor upgrade work worth K12 million at Nankhwali Health Centre in Mangochi, boosting healthcare service delivery in the area. Established in 1956, the facility serves a catchment population of more than 11,000 people. Over time, the health centre faced a number of infrastructural challenges, including […]
By Suleman Chitera The Malawi Freedom Fighters have issued a clear, deliberate, and uncompromising assessment of the current government’s early performance—one that places those in power firmly on notice. This is not a statement of praise, nor is it an outright condemnation. It is a measured warning anchored in principle, patriotism, and the lived realities […]
By Vincent Gunde President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika says he is creating a conducive environment for everyone to be productive so that together they can make 2026 a year of renewal and progress of families and the nation. Professor Mutharika has called upon farmers to produce more, if used to plant once a year, they […]
