By Suleman Chitera Aaron Gadama was a Malawian politician whose life and career became closely associated with one of the most controversial and tragic political incidents in Malawi’s history. His story is…
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By Suleman Chitera One of the darkest and least talked-about chapters in Malawi’s political history unfolded in September 1973 at Mary Mount Secondary School in Mzuzu, where fear, violence and political betrayal…
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By Suleman Chitera, Opinion and investigative desk Malawi today stands battered by deepening poverty, a collapsing economy, and a citizenry pushed to the edge of survival. At the center of this crisis…
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By Investigative Desk Mzuzu, Malawi — Fresh allegations of corruption have emerged within Malawi’s public sector, this time surrounding the K1.4 billion Mzuzu Airport renovation project, which was intended to modernize the…
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By Suleman Chitera | Investigative Report When the Covid-19 pandemic entered Malawi in 2020, the government led by President Lazarus Chakwera committed billions of kwacha to protect lives and support the fragile…
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By Vincent Gunde Minister of Finance and Economic Planning Dr. Joseph Mwnamvekha, saysi t is a known fact that the MCP administration under President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera left a high national debit…
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By Political Desk Since the return of multiparty democracy, the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) has struggled to establish itself as a consistently winning national political force. Outside its traditional dominance in the…
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By Suleman Chitera The Malawi government, under the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), has been warned that a growing pattern of arrests targeting opposition leaders could have devastating consequences for the country’s already…
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By Leonard Kavwenje, LilongweWednesday, September 24, 2025 The Malawi Congress Party (MCP) has once again found itself at the center of heated discussions, not in political boardrooms, but inside a simple minibus…
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By Staff Reporter Lilongwe, Malawi – As many Malawians continue to face hunger and economic hardship, concerns are growing over President Lazarus Chakwera’s administration allegedly spending billions of kwacha from taxpayers’ money…
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