Mercy for the Powerful, Pain for the Poor: Malawi’s Broken Justice
By Suleman Chitera In Malawi, justice does not walk with everybody. It drives in expensive cars for the rich, and…
Justice for the Rich, Pain for the Poor: A Story from Malawi
By Suleman Chitera In Malawi, justice is written in law books, but practiced differently in real life. For the rich,…
Soche Technical Graduates Challenged to Drive Malawi’s Development Through Practical Solutions
By Burnett Munthali Graduates of Soche Technical College have been challenged to actively apply their skills and contribute to solving…
Karonga Boys thanks DPP for conducting “Thank you Rallies”
By Vincent Gunde One of the activist who fought courageously in the battle of liberating the country from the shackles…
MPs celebrates CDF Passing in Parliament
By Vincent Gunde There were jubilant celebrations in Parliament following the passing of Constituency Development Fund (CDF) where Members of…
Where Has Justice Gone?
Inside Malawi’s Uneven Justice System By Suleman Chitera | Malawi Freedom Network Malawi’s justice system is under intense scrutiny as…
In Malawi’s Courts and Prisons, the Poor With Minor Cases Suffer the Most
Poor inmates with minor cases rot in cells By Suleman Chitera In Malawi’s justice system, poverty often decides who walks…
BMTV calls for reforms in the Judiciary
By Vincent Gunde Bakili Muluzi TV online television station has called for reforms in the Judiciary to see to it…
Liberty Immigration Services Invests K3 Million in 2025 Muslim Awards
By Suleman Chitera Lilongwe, Malawi – United Kingdom–based Liberty Immigration Services has injected K3 million into preparations for the 2025…
A Giving Foundation — Building Masjids, Building Hope
Across Malawi, thousands of Muslims in remote communities continue to pray in makeshift shelters, unfinished buildings, or out in the…