Vice President Michael Usi Stands Firm on Corruption Claims, Challenges Authorities to Act
By Suleman Chitera Malawi’s Vice President Michael Usi, who also leads the Odya Zake Party, has boldly refused to back…
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Prophet Shepherd Bushiri Urges Malawi Politicians to Stop Making Empty Promises
By Suleman Chitera Prophet Shepherd Bushiri, leader of the Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) Church, has called on Malawi’s political leaders…
Lekani Kunamiza Anthu Nthawi Yosankha” – Shepherd Bushiri
By Suleman Chitera Mneneri Shepherd Bushiri, mtsogoleri wa mpingo wa The Jesus Nation Church, walangiza andale kuti asiye kunamiza a…
Sunganimoyo cries to Chakwera why MCP wants to kill him
By Vincent Gunde Social commentator who is to run as Sese ward independent councilor in Lilongwe Isaiah Emmanuel Sunganimoyo, says…
Shadow MCP Councillor urges Lilongwe Mpenu residents to vote for President Chakwera
By Mabvuto Kalawa, Correspondent, Malawi Freedom Network As voting day approaches, Shadow Malawi Congress Party (MCP) Councillor for Lilongwe Mpenu…
MEC: No Running Mate Changes Allowed in Malawi Presidential Election Re-Run
The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has clarified that political parties will not be allowed to change their running mates in the event of a presidential election re-run, even if they form new alliances.
Manifesto Review Part 5: Fiscal consolidation and economic stabilization strategies to revive Malawi’s economy
By Burnett Munthali | Malawi Freedom Network The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) manifesto lays out an ambitious plan to rescue…
Manifesto Part 4: Malawi’s economic challenges and the DPP’s plan for stabilization and growth
By Burnett Munthali | Malawi Freedom Network The success of the Malawi Investment and Prosperity Plan (MIP-1) in driving wealth…
Dowa Social Welfare Office calls children to care for their lives
By Vincent Gunde District Social Welfare Officer for Dowa Jonathan Bonongwe, has advised school going children particularly girls to take…
Three Malawians Win K1 Million Each in Wemas Thanzi Mystery Box Health Insurance Challenge
Three Malawians each took home K1 million after winning the Wemas Thanzi Mystery Box Challenge, held during the launch of a new affordable health insurance product at the Bingu International Convention Centre. The competition, in partnership with Airtel Malawi, aimed to raise awareness about the importance of medical insurance and promote private healthcare coverage.