Sameer Suleiman Criticizes Rising Prices of Essential Goods in Rumphi
By Suleman Chitera Malawian politician Sameer Suleiman has expressed concern over the rising cost of essential goods, saying the situation…
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BMTV, Pemphero Mphande says renaming historical places, bad move
By Vincent Gunde An online television station- Bakili Muluzi TV and a concerned citizen of Malawi, Pemphero Mphande, have described…
Esther Jolobala praises Mutharika as a true statesman
By Vincent Gunde A United Democratic Front (UDF)former Member of Parliament for Machinga, Esther Jolobala, has praised Professor Arthur Peter…
Chupa promises Area 49 Health Centre construction project
By Sarah Gwetsani An independent Member of Parliament (MP) for Lilongwe City (Nankhaka) constituency Grace Chupa, says if elected into…
Chakwera urges peace, unity, and development in Lilongwe campaign tour
By Burnett Munthali President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to promoting peace, unity, and development as…
Kaliati Urges Youth to Choose Hope Over Despair, Pledges Development for Mulanje
By Suleman Chitera Mulanje — The United Transformation Movement (UTM) representative for the southern region district of Mulanje, Patricia Kaliati,…
Mkaka tells Usi that his remarks are paining MCP
By Vincent Gunde Former Member of Parliament for Lilongwe Mpenu and Secretary General, Eisenhower Mkaka, has assured President Dr. Lazarus…
Mutharika embarks on nationwide campaign tour
By Vincent Gunde The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has announced that former President and DPP leader Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika…
Mukhito urges Lilongwe city centre Constituents to vote for him on 16th September
Brighton Tchongwe Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) aspiring Member of Parliament for Lilongwe City Centre Peter Mukhito has called on the…
Peter Mutharika’s Possible Return Dominates Malawi 2025 Election Talks
Public debates, social media campaigns, and even street demonstrations have emerged across Malawi, urging Mutharika, who served from 2014 to 2020, to stage a political comeback ahead of the 2025 Malawi elections. Citizens argue that his presidency brought lower inflation, stable fertilizer and fuel prices, and major infrastructure projects such as roads and universities.