Kalindo says Malawi is a country of shame
By Vincent Gunde Political activist Bon Kalindo, says Malawi is a country of shame where suspects who are being arrested by police are the poor people while the rich, money…
Lilongwe Businesswoman Wrongly Fined by Traffic Police, Later Refunded After Complaint
By Suleman Chitera A troubling case of abuse of authority by traffic police has emerged in Lilongwe, exposing how some officers continue to harass motorists through the misapplication of traffic…
From Law Enforcement to Political Weapon By MCP— and Back Again to serve People By DPP
By Suleman Chitera An Investigative Examination of Policing in Malawi Across Two Political Eras For five consecutive years, Malawi lived under a troubling paradox: a nation constitutionally committed to democracy,…
Police Bail in Malawi: “Free by Law, Costly in Practice”
An investigative analysis by Suleman Chitera The Malawi Police Service consistently maintains that police bail is free. This position is echoed in public statements, press briefings, and civic education campaigns.…
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 new findings reveal deep inconsistencies in how offences are treated,…
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 free and who remains behind bars. While the Constitution promises…
Malawians Demand Accountability, Not Mercy, for Alleged MCP Political Violence
By Suleman Chitera A growing wave of public sentiment across Malawi is calling for strong accountability measures against individuals allegedly linked to acts of political intimidation and violence under the…
Investigative Report: Attack on Honourable Grace Kwelepeta’s Car Exposes Atrocities Under Chakwera’s MCP Rule
By Suleman Chitera A Parliament Under Siege What should have been the safest ground for lawmakers—the Parliament of Malawi—was turned into a zone of intimidation during the regime of outgoing…
Police Yet to Arrest Suspects in Lilongwe Demonstration Violence
The Malawi Police Service has confirmed that no arrests have been made so far in connection with the violence that erupted during Wednesday’s demonstrations in Lilongwe, but assured the public…
Opinion: Why Did Malawi’s Security Forces Watch as Citizens Were Attacked?
Opinion By Suleman Chitera, Chiradzulu, based political commentator The images and testimonies from the recent demonstrations in Lilongwe are nothing short of disturbing. Peaceful citizens, including organizers like Sylvester Namiwa,…