News from Malawi you can trust
Political analysts say the situation underscores the delicate balance leaders must strike between state operations and public expectations. “Malawians are watching closely. Endurance is admirable, but citizens want transparency and tangible support,” one expert noted.
Mutharika, who is seeking a return to State House in the September 16, 2025 elections, told supporters at a political rally that leadership is about vision and experience, not physical strength.
By Vincent Gunde The Nation newspaper of 26th June, 2025 carried a story with a screening headline “What did K17…
By Jones Gadama Malawi, August 15, 2025 – Epay Limited, a leading financial services company, has launched its innovative mobile…
By Malawi Freedom Network reporter The United Transformation Movement (UTM) has found an alliance partner in the People’s Progressive Movement…
By Burnett Munthali | Malawi Freedom Network Sameer Suleman has accused President Lazarus Chakwera and the Malawi Congress Party (MCP)…
Political analysts suggest that this alliance could signal a broader opposition strategy to present a united front ahead of future elections. However, some observers question whether this cooperation will extend beyond electoral monitoring, given the historically competitive relationship between the two parties.
By Burnett Munthali The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has announced the suspension of Local Government Elections in Msitu Ward, located…
The Commission continues to work with security agencies, civil society organizations, and other stakeholders to create a safe and conducive environment for both candidates and voters.
By Jones Gadama In a decisive move to strengthen financial reporting capabilities and promote adherence to international accounting standards, APTL…
