By Malawi Freedom Network Malawi Congress Party (MCP) member and lawyer Ayuba James has launched a blistering attack on President Lazarus Chakwera, declaring that he will never support the Head of State…
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By Staff Reporter LILONGWE, Malawi — President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika has delegated Second Vice President Enoch Chihana to chair this morning’s Cabinet meeting in Lilongwe as the Head of State carries…
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By Staff Reoorter Ten Members of Parliament from the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) have declared their support for President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera to remain the party’s presidential candidate in the 2030 General…
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By Suleman Chitera Fifteen years after Malawi’s historic July 20, 2011 nationwide demonstrations, civil society leaders say many of the grievances that drove thousands of people onto the streets remain unresolved, with…
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By Staff Reporter A heated debate erupted in the National Assembly after Lilongwe Mpenu Member of Parliament Eisenhower Mkaka questioned the government’s reported procurement of K100 billion for maize purchases, arguing that…
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By Suleman Chitera LILONGWE, Malawi – An International Monetary Fund (IMF) staff mission has concluded a 10-day visit to Malawi aimed at assessing the country’s economic situation and initiating discussions on a…
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By Suleman Chitera As the parliamentary inquiry into the tragic Chikangawa plane crash continues to uncover new details, attention across Malawi is increasingly turning to one man: President . For many Malawians,…
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By Mawa Kumaliwopa Former President Lazarus Chakwera is coming under mounting public scrutiny following explosive court revelations surrounding the Greenbelt Authority and National Economic Empowerment Fund (NEEF) scandals, with growing calls for…
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By Suleman Chitera LILONGWE, Malawi — As fears mount over the future of the Malawi Kwacha and the country’s worsening foreign exchange crisis, Finance Minister Joseph Mwanamvekha has made a startling declaration:…
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By Suleman Chitera BLANTYRE, Malawi – Three buses carrying 164 Malawians deported from South Africa arrived at Kamuzu Stadium in Blantyre on Friday evening amid ongoing efforts to repatriate citizens affected by…
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