Why the Judiciary Never Changes – and Why Malawi Is Paying the Price
By Suleman Chitera Malawi is constitutionally governed by three equal arms of the State: the Executive, Parliament, and the Judiciary.…
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Mam, Kuwaiti charity partner for hospital, college projects
By Aubrey Thom Vakhani Kuwaiti Horizons Charity Society has pledged the construction of a state of the art hospital in…
When Justice’s fails the Poor: Inside Malawi’s untouchable Judiciary
By Suleman Chitera Malawi is governed by three constitutional pillars: the Executive, Parliament, and the Judiciary. In theory, these arms…
Judiciary That Punishes the Poor, Saves the Rich
By Suleman Chitera In the public imagination, justice is blind. In reality, she often peeks—carefully, selectively—at the size of one’s…
John Chilembwe Day: A call to unity, faith, And national renewal-Mwanamveka
By Suleman Chitera The spirit of patriotism, faith, and national purpose came alive at Providence Industrial Mission (PIM) in Chiradzulu…
FDH Bank plc takes over Super League with K5 billion sponsorship
Call it FDH Bank Premiership! By Our Contributor FDH Bank plc has officially taken over sponsorship of Malawi’s top-flight football…
Law Professor questions Chimwendo’s judicial review’s bail
By Vincent Gunde A Malawian Law Professor basing in Cape Town- Republic of South Africa Danwood Mzikenge Chirwa, says he…
From hand outs to high returns: the UK’s bold wakes up call for Malawi
By Suleman Chitera The United Kingdom’s decision to pivot from traditional aid to an investment-led development model in Malawi is…
Inside Lilongwe Police: how political zealous infiltrated protests as law enforcement looked on
By Contributor What was constitutionally designed to be a professional, neutral, and citizen-serving law enforcement institution was, by multiple insider…