By Suleman Chitera At a time when economic uncertainty continues to test leadership across the region, Joseph Mwanamvekha is increasingly standing out as a figure of discipline, focus, and strategic…
By Suleman Chitera Lilongwe — Public frustration is reaching a boiling point as Malawi’s justice system faces growing criticism over delays in handling corruption and high-profile criminal cases, raising serious…
By Suleman Chitera The purchase of the luxury Amaryllis Hotel by the Public Service Pension Trust Fund (PSPTF) has become one of the most contentious financial transactions in Malawi in…
By Suleman Chitera Leader of the Atupele Muluzi has challenged Malawi’s former president Peter Mutharika to move beyond rhetoric and introduce concrete measures to tackle corruption, warning that the vice…
By Our Reoorter Police in Malawi have arrested former Director General of the Department of Immigration and Citizenship Services, Charles Kalumo, on allegations of abuse of office and failure to…
By Suleman Chitera Tensions in the Persian Gulf remain high after Iran announced that the strategic Strait of Hormuz is now open to international shipping—but not to the United States,…
by Senior Citizen Willard Mhone Fellow Malawians, Recent developments surrounding the Amaryllis Hotel transaction have raised serious questions among citizens about how public resources are being managed and whether sufficient…
By Imran Jumbe – 8 March 2026 Security remains the first and most fundamental responsibility of any government. Without it, development slows, justice loses meaning, and public confidence in the…
By Vincent Gunde A Malawi Congress Party ( MCP) diehard of Mvera in Dowa district Mr. Rodgers Kamphangala, has expressed hope that the civil service headcount exercise currently underway in…
By Suleman Chitera A heated debate has erupted over the quality of Malawi’s infrastructure after Minister of Local Government and Rural Development Ben Phiri accused engineers of being responsible for…