Analysis: DPP’s 2025–2030 Manifesto: Ambition, track record, and the road to Malawi 2063
The DPP highlights the lack of value addition and limited light manufacturing as critical weaknesses in the economy.
Author: By Burnett Munthali
Unborn but already a victim: K450,000 stolen from expectant mother’s aid program
By Burnett Munthali | Malawi Freedom Network In a tragic reflection of how deeply entrenched corruption has become in Malawi,…
From MWK 500,000 to MWK 50,000: President Chakwera’s baby bonus promise under scrutiny
By Burnett Munthali | Malawi Freedom Network During the 2020 campaign period, President Lazarus Chakwera promised that every newborn child…
The broken payday: A government that punishes its own people
By Burnett Munthali | Malawi Freedom Network | 6 August 2025 In a functioning state, civil servants are not beggars.…
Malawians slam poll predicting Chakwera victory as biased and inaccurate
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The People’s Party Manifesto: A bold return and promise
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A movement rooted in reform: Analysis of the UTM
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A promise of restoration: Analysis of the DPP Manifesto
By Burnett Munthali The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) enters the 2025 electoral race with a manifesto that seeks to position…
Beyond the slogans: A critical analysis of the Malawi Congress Party Manifesto
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Malawi’s fuel woes deepen as delays at Tanga Port spark national crisis
By Burnett Munthali Malawi is experiencing one of its worst fuel shortages in recent years, leaving motorists stranded and the…