Politics Posts

Coronavirus: Recorded cases in Malawi hit 555

Jun 16, 2020 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

Eight new coronavirus cases have been registered in Malawi and the number of recorded coronavirus cases in the country has hit 555. Co-chairperson of the Presidential Taskforce on Coronavirus John Phuka announced the new cases… ...

Minister lays foundation stone for telecentre in Thyolo

Jun 16, 2020 Daniel Sapuli 0 &

Minister of information Mark Botoman on Monday launched the construction of telecentre in the area of senior Chief Nchilamwela in Thyolo as one way of promoting access to information and internet in rural areas. Speaking… ...

Bullets, Nomads not big clubs – Analyst

Jun 16, 2020 Andrew Cane Chilapondwa 0 &

A football analyst says it's fallacious to call Nyasa Big Bullets and Be Forward Wanderers big clubs when they do not have their own stadiums to play matches from. The analyst Pilirani Kachinziri was reacting… ...

Lawyers to hold pro-Judiciary demos

Jun 15, 2020 Mwayi Mkandawire 0 &

Lawyers in the country will hold demonstrations on Wednesday to push President Peter Mutharika to respect the independence of the Judiciary. The demonstrations in defence of the Judiciary and rule of law will be held… ...

Chakwera to win Malawi presidential elections – Survey

Jun 15, 2020 Malawi24 Reporter 0 &

Results of a survey conducted from April to June have revealed that 51 percent of Malawians will vote for Tonse Alliance candidate Lazarus Chakwera. Institute of Public Opinion and Research (IPOR) conducted the 2020 Pre-Election… ...

Southern African Chief Justices demand Muhara to withdraw “offensive notice”

Jun 15, 2020 Mwayi Mkandawire 0 &

The Southern African Chief Justices’ Forum (SACJF) has urged Chief Secretary to the Government Lloyd Muhara to withdraw the “offensive notice” placing Chief Justice Andrew Nyirenda on forced leave. The SACJF has made the demand… ...

Law professors tell Mutharika to stop attacking Judiciary

Jun 15, 2020 Mwayi Mkandawire 1 &

Sixty law professors and academics from countries such as United Kingdom, United States, Kenya, South Africa and Japan have called on President Peter Mutharika’s administration to refrain from attacking individual judges and from undermining the… ...