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Malawi is today clocking 30 years since its adoption of democracy over dictatorship in a June 14 1993 National Referendum. In voting for pluralism, Malawians hoped for the best in terms of economic and social well-being, access to opportunities, quality of education and healthcare for all. But responding to The Nation on their assessment of
UTM Party’s mysterious silence has weakened its electoral strength ahead of the 2025 general elections, political and governance commentators have said. But UTM spokesperson Felix Njawala played down the issue, arguing that many people do not know what they are doing behind the scenes. Major political parties such Malawi Congress Party (MCP), Democratic Progressive Party
The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has come under fire over its tendency of effecting arrests or making public pronouncements against public officers suspected of corruption that lead to their suspension before investigations are conducted. Malawi Law Society (MLS) president Patrick Mpaka said in an interview yesterday the expectation of the law is that before any arrest