By Burnett Munthali Renowned Malawian lawyer Alexius Kamangila has taken to his Facebook page to share a powerful testimony of survival from an alleged planned incident on October 13, 2024.…
By Burnett Munthali Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan, in her capacity as the chairperson of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation, has made…
By Burnett Munthali On Monday, October 21, 2024, Attorney General (AG) Thabo Chakaka Nyirenda rejected an application brought forward by a group of Malawians challenging the use of the national…
By Burnett Munthali Oxfam Malawi, through its “Her Future, Her Choice” project, has successfully returned over 2,000 learners to school, including 1,032 girls who were withdrawn from child marriages since…
By Burnett Munthali Minister of Justice, Titus Mvalo, has been drawn into the ongoing national debate surrounding corruption in the judiciary, sparked by lawyer Alexious Kamangila’s anti-corruption crusade. The initiative,…
By Burnett Munthali Innocent Nahipa, a 30-year-old man, has been fined K500,000 after the Ntcheu Magistrate’s Court found him guilty of evading tax at the Chingeni toll gate. This ruling…
By Burnett Munthali Prominent lawyer Alexius Kamangila has sparked widespread debate with a recent Facebook post in which he accuses judges and lawyers of corruption and lack of empathy. In…
By Burnett Munthali A group of concerned citizens has written to Chief Justice Rezine Mzikamanda, urging immediate action regarding the recent corruption allegations made by Mr. Kamangila against several members…
By Burnett Munthali In a powerful audio message, Bon Kalindo, the Democratic Congress (DC) spokesperson, has made a passionate appeal to Malawians ahead of the rescheduled nationwide demonstrations set for…
By Burnett Munthali In any democratic society, transparency and accountability are cornerstones that bind the relationship between a government and its citizens. Recent developments within Malawi’s political landscape, particularly the…