Leader of the Atupele Muluzi has challenged Malawi’s former president Peter Mutharika to move beyond rhetoric and introduce concrete measures to tackle corruption, warning that the vice continues to erode the country’s development.
In a statement posted on his Facebook page, Muluzi—who heads the United Democratic Front—said Malawians are growing weary of repeated promises without decisive action against corruption.
Muluzi stressed that the fight against corruption requires strengthening and empowering institutions mandated to investigate and prosecute graft, noting that many corrupt practices are now carried out through sophisticated and well-organised schemes.
He argued that merely speaking against corruption is no longer sufficient, urging authorities to demonstrate real commitment through effective policies, stronger oversight, and firm enforcement of the law.
According to Muluzi, Malawians deserve practical solutions rather than political statements, particularly at a time when corruption scandals continue to dominate public discourse and threaten national progress.
His remarks come amid growing scrutiny over the controversial purchase of the Amaryllis Hotel by the Public Pensions Fund, a transaction currently under investigation by Parliament.
Recently, Mutharika assured the nation that he is closely monitoring the developments surrounding the deal and the parliamentary inquiry into how the pension fund handled the acquisition.
However, critics argue that the situation underscores the urgent need for stronger accountability mechanisms to protect public resources and restore trust in governance.
By Suleman Chitera Looking for a meal that truly satisfies? Visit Ekhaya Farms Foods and treat yourself to our mouthwatering, perfectly grilled T-Bone Steak — packed with protein and bursting with rich, juicy flavor. Served with crispy golden chips and a fresh, delicious side salad, our T-Bone meal is the perfect choice for lunch, dinner,… Read more: Savor the Ultimate T-Bone Experience at Ekhaya Farms Foods
By Vincent Gunde A Malawi Congress Party (MCP) diehard of Mvera in Dowa district Mr. Rodgers Kamphangala, has advised the MCP to put its focus on rebuilding the party from destruction following the party’s miserable defeat in the September, 2025 elections. Kamphangala said MCP did not expect to lose the September, 2025 elections, they did… Read more: Kamphangala advises MCP to rebuild the party not 2030 elections
By Vincent Gunde In what started as mere speculations that Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) has terminated three years contracts for over 25 district reporters, the reality has now come to pass. There have been no official reasons provided for the termination of contracts with some people describing the move as politically motivated in an attempt… Read more: MBC district reporters obtains court injunction
By Suleman Chitera FDH Bank plc has rewarded 25 customers with K100,000 each in the second draw of its ongoing ‘Swipe to Mauritius’ Promotion, as the bank continues encouraging cashless transactions through its Point-of-Sale (POS) network. The draw conducted on Tuesday, the lucky customers walked away with cash prizes after qualifying through transactions made on… Read more: FDH Bank plc rewards 25 customers in second ‘Swipe to Mauritius’ promo draw
By Suleman Chitera Heated Phone Call Reveals Growing Strains Between Washington and Tel Aviv A sharp disagreement has reportedly emerged between United States President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over Israel’s recent military actions in Lebanon, highlighting increasing tensions between two key allies amid efforts to prevent a wider regional conflict.Investigative Report:… Read more: Trump and Netanyahu Clash Over Lebanon Escalation as US Pushes for Regional Calm
By Suleman Chitera Lilongwe, Malawi – The Malawi Government has introduced mandatory health screening for all travellers entering the country through airports and land border posts as part of heightened measures to prevent the spread of Ebola. According to a statement issued by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship Services, all incoming travellers will now… Read more: Malawi Introduces Mandatory Health Screening at Borders Amid Ebola Concerns
By Brighton Tchongwe Minister of Local Government and Urban Development Ben Phiri has commended the World Bank and District Commissioners for their commitment in ensuring the successful implementation of development projects across the country, saying Malawi has achieved a project implementation rate of over 90 percent. Phiri made the remarks on Friday in Lilongwe during… Read more: Phiri says Malawi achieves Over 90 percent Project Implementation Rate
By Vincent Gunde Bakili Muluzi TV online television station, has called on the Malawi Parliament to dissolve the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) as a political party in Malawi claiming that the party is being associated with death of innocent people. Bakili Muluzi TV said for 31 years the MCP under Kamuzu Banda has been killing… Read more: BMTV calls Parliament to dissolve the MCP
By Vincent Gunde A concerned citizen of Malawi Mrs. Elizabeth Kaliza Banda of Area 51 in Lilongwe, has praised some police officers in Malawi who are demonstrating professionalism in the line of duty and they deserve promotions as a reward for their good job they are serving the communities. Read this Lingadzi Police arrest two… Read more: Concerned Citizen praises some police officers for professionalism
By Suleman Chitera Major Infrastructure Investment Aims to Improve Transport and Boost Economic Growth The Malawi Government, through the Roads Authority (RA), has announced plans to construct a modern interchange at Kameza Roundabout in Blantyre as part of the ambitious expansion of the M1 Highway connecting Lilongwe and Blantyre.Reflecting on Former President APM’s Legacy: An… Read more: Malawi Government Unveils Plans for Modern Kameza Interchange as M1 Highway Expansion Gains Momentum
By Suleman Chitera In a powerful and rare demonstration of solidarity, the Board of Directors of the Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) and the ESCOM Staff Union (ESU) have established a unified front, pledging to work hand-in-hand to restore the Corporation to its former glory and accelerate its operational turnaround.ESCOM bemoans attacks on its… Read more: ESCOM Board and Staff Union Align to Drive Corporate Turnaround
By Suleman Chitera First Capital Bank (FCB) has partnered with Hashtag Fitness to promote and develop padel sport in Malawi through the launch of the FCB Padel Cup, a week-long tournament that will bring together players from across selected African countries. As part of the partnership, FCB has invested K40 million towards the staging of… Read more: FCB, Hashtag Fitness partner in K40 million in Padel sport development
By Vincent Gunde Political activist Bon Kalindo, says he is following up a case in which an Indian national Maulana, was granted court bail in dubious circumstances at Darton Magistrate Court in Limbe, Blantyre . Kalindo said this Indian is on record of giving corporal punishment to his workers looking after his livestock that last… Read more: Kalindo says he is following up an Indian case in Limbe
By Vincent Gunde Reverend Vasco Kachipapa of Nkhoma CCAP Synod on Sunday during Lingaliro la lero programme on Zodiak Radio, asked each and everyone in the country to have love and remember the people who helped them where they are today. Reverend Kachipapa said it can be business, school or politics, there are people who… Read more: Rev. Kachipapa preaches love to remember those who made others to be great
By Suleman Chitera National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc has given away 20 Malawi National Women Football team jerseys as part of the first activation of its ‘Guess the Scorchers WAFCON Jersey’ promotion held at Chichiri Shopping Mall Service Centre in Blantyre on Friday. To emerge winners, the 20 customers correctly identified the Scorchers’ jersey… Read more: NBM plc gives 20 Scorchers’ jerseys in ‘Waku WAFCON’ promo
By Suleman Chitera | Malawi Freedom Network BLANTYRE, Malawi – June 1, 2026 – A group of 10 Malawian children suffering from serious heart conditions has arrived in Israel to receive life-saving cardiac treatment through the humanitarian organization Save a Child’s Heart (SACH), marking a major milestone in growing medical cooperation between Malawi and Israel.… Read more: Malawi Children Travel to Israel for Life-Saving Heart Surgeries Following Historic Medical Mission
By Suleman Chitera Karonga United finally celebrated their first home victory of the 2026 FDH Bank Premiership season after Godfrey Sibale’s dramatic late header secured a hard-fought 1-0 win over Red Lions at Karonga Stadium on Sunday.Pastor Shumba warns Karonga residents against chasing activist Mangochi The thrilling encounter looked destined to end in a stalemate… Read more: Sibale’s Last-Gasp Header Hands Karonga United First Home Victory