DPP Edges Ahead as MCP Fails to Secure Full National Footprint in 2025 Elections
By Jones Gadama As the 2025 Parliamentary Elections approach, the ruling Malawi Congress Party (MCP) faces a glaring shortfall in…
Mangochi Sees Gradual Rise in Female Parliamentary Candidates for Malawi 2025 Elections
Centre for Civil Society Strengthening (CCSS) Project Officer, Sinya Msiska, praised the development, highlighting that awareness campaigns and mentorship programs are encouraging more women to join the race for political leadership.
Dr. Michael Usi vs. Governing MCP: Tensions Rise as Vice President Challenges Party Leadership
The rift became undeniable when Dr. Usi, a former activist and comedian turned politician, openly criticized the MCP’s leadership during a recent public forum. While he stopped short of naming President Lazarus Chakwera directly, his remarks about “lack of transparency” and “resistance to progressive reforms” were seen as a direct challenge to the party’s old guard
Limpopo FM assures the MCP bye to killings of people
By Vincent Gunde An online radio station- Limpopo FM, has assured the MCP and President Dr. LazaRUS Chakwera that killings…
Candidate advises polling staff teachers to work as professionals
By Sarah Gwetsani An independent parliamentary candidate for Lilongwe City Nankhaka constituency Grace Chupa, has advised teachers who will be…
BMTV condemns Atupele Muluzi’s remarks against Jane Ansah
By Vincent Gunde An online television station- Bakili Muluzi TV, has condemned in strongest terms possible the remarks which recently…
Jumbe claims MCP intimidations on Usi unconstitutional
By Vincent Gunde A voice of the voiceless citizen of Malawi Comrade Alhaji Imraan Jumbe, has claimed that Malawi Congress…
Dowa and Ntchisi Communities Welcome Land Adjudication Under SAMALA Project
By Jones Gadama In a significant stride toward land reform, communities in Dowa and Ntchisi districts have embraced the adjudication…
DPP Running Mate Jane Ansah Pledges Economic Recovery and Free Education in Malawi
On education, she pledged that the next DPP administration will introduce a free education policy to enhance access to learning and strengthen Malawi’s education sector. She emphasized that this initiative will benefit students from all backgrounds and promote human capital development
DPP’s Mary Navicha urges united effort for Michael Usi Campaign
She emphasized that everyone should actively contribute, comparing the effort needed to working diligently in a field to ensure success