JB back home
After four years in exile, former President Joyce Banda is now back in Malawi. The plane carrying the former Malawi president touched down at Chileka Airport this afternoon. Several People's Party (PP) supporters welcomed the… ...
Politics Posts
MEC advises stringers to be neutral
Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has advised its stringers who will be working in various areas during elections to be neutral and fair when carrying out their work. The call was made by the Media Commissioner… ...
Malawi’s democracy in danger – Commentator
Despite Friday being a working day, business was unusual in the major cities of Malawi as some companies suspended their operations due to the demonstrations organized by Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). Businesses, schools and some… ...
Govt hails peaceful demos
In a surprise U-turn, Malawi government has hailed the demonstrations which were held on Friday across the country. Government was against the demonstrations but after the protests were held, the President Peter Mutharika administration commended… ...
Mutharika given 90 days to address challenges
Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) have given President Peter Mutharika 90 days to address various issues affecting the country. The CSOs issued the ultimatum when presenting a petition to the Office of the President and Cabinet… ...
TN Stars keen for first win
Newly Promoted TN Stars football club believe that they will this weekend bounce back from their disappointing 4-1 loss to Blue Eagles in their first match of 2018 TNM Super League. The rookies are expected… ...
Demonstrators blocked from presenting petition
Police blocked demonstrators in Lilongwe from delivering their petition at Capital Hill. The law enforcers have blocked the road to Capital Hill and have told the protesters to deliver their petition at Lilongwe City Council’s… ...
I have done wonders for Malawi – Mutharika
President Peter Mutharika has claimed that Malawi is the first country in Africa to turn around its economy in three years without donor support. According to Mutharika, Malawi has achieved macro-economic stability and the economy… ...
DPP under fire for today’s parade in Blantyre
The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has come under fire for parading in protest against tomorrow’s demonstrations. People have condemned the DPP saying the party is trying to stop Malawians from protesting. Social commentator Onjezani Kenani… ...
MCP distances itself from demo violence
The Malawi Congress Party (MCP) has distanced itself from all kinds of violence planned in tomorrow’s demonstrations. In a statement released by the party, MCP says there are reports showing that the Democratic Progressive Party… ...
Depeco says ready to rule Malawi
One of the political parties in the country Democratic People's Congress (Depeco) has said it is ready to govern Malawi after the 2019 elections. The party's Publicity Secretary Ernest Maganga made the remarks in an… ...
DPP wants to incite violence – Kajoloweka
One of the Civil Society Organisations (CSO) leaders Charles Kajoloweka has accused the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) of spreading rumours that tomorrow’s demonstrations will be marred by violence. In a post on Facebook, Kajoloweka… ...
Breaking: DPP operatives invade Blantyre
Ruling Democratic Progressive Party ( DPP) members have invaded Blantyre Central Business District chanting against demonstrations earmarked from tomorrow across the nation. The vigils have been planned by a sect of Civil Society Organizations who… ...
Chilima hails Malawians
Vice President Saulos Chilima has hailed Malawians for showing humanity and being patriotic. Chilima made the remarks in Lilongwe during the launch of a Resilience Study report. In his speech, the vice president acknowledged chiefs… ...
We have proof of planned violent acts at Friday demos – Police
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) has said there are people planning to engage in criminal acts during the 27 April demonstrations. In a press statement on Monday signed by National Spokesperson James Kadadzera, the police… ...
