By Mayamiko Mkosi MFN ReporterMalawi Freedom Network | October 18, 2026 Malawians are increasingly questioning whether changing political parties in government is enough to deliver meaningful change, as concerns grow over whether…
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Suleman Chitera, Chiradzulu-based political and social commentator By Staff Reporter Fellow Malawians, History will record that on 16 September, Malawians rose with one voice and demanded change. It was not an emotional…
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By MFN News Desk TeamPublished: October 8, 2026 The debate over the role of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Africa has intensified as countries across the continent continue to grapple with…
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Opinion by Issa ChimwalaPublished by Malawi Freedom Network Malawi has changed governments. Malawi has changed presidents. Malawi has changed political parties in power. But the uncomfortable question is whether Malawi has actually…
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By Malawi Freedom Network LILONGWE — Malawi’s political debate is already looking beyond the 2025 election, with questions emerging about whether the country should continue moving between the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)…
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opinion | by Suleman Chitera Malawi cannot afford another leadership experiment. The country has already paid a heavy price for poor governance, political promises that failed to translate into meaningful change, and…
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By Malawi Freedom Network As Malawi moves closer to 2030, a new political and social conversation is quietly taking shape. It is a conversation about leadership, ideas, opportunity and the kind of…
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Poor inmates with minor cases rot in cells By Suleman Chitera In Malawi’s justice system, poverty often decides who walks free and who remains behind bars. While the Constitution promises equal protection…
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By Suleman Chitera In Malawi, justice is written in law books, but practiced differently in real life. For the rich, it is soft, slow and forgiving. For the poor, it is swift,…
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Opinion By Suleman Chitera Malawi’s persistent poverty is often blamed on bad weather, donor fatigue, global economic shocks, or historical injustice. While these factors play a role, they mask a deeper and…
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