Tonse Alliance and media capture
By Fr Jailos Mpina* Is it only me who sees the media in Malawi being captured by the Tonse Alliance
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State in Civil Society Organisations capture?
By Eugenio Njoloma Basically, a civil society entails a community of citizens linked by common interests and collective activity. Its
Read moreWhy the electorate should not be taken for granted
By Joseph Kayira When the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was formed back in 2005 by late Bingu wa Mutharika, those
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When President Dr Lazarus Chakwera took over the mantle of power from former president Peter Mutharika, his message to Malawians
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By Francis Botha Politics and participation are fundamental to sustainable development. Political parties in Malawi have lived to address that
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By Dyson Mthawanji* The climate has really changed. Its effects have forced various stakeholders to brainstorm ways of cushioning the
Read moreAre political alliances and coalitions effective in Malawi?
By John Chimombo* Although the terms alliance and coalition are in practice used interchangeably, especially among politicians themselves, existing literature
Read moreThe need for fresh elections
By Eugenio Njoloma* Since the dawn of multiparty elections in 1994, Malawians have voted for a president on six occasions.
Read moreAlliances or no alliances: That is the question
By Augustine Chingwala Musopole* PhD Since the Constitutional Court’s verdict, there has been a rush to form alliances with a
Read morePoliticians and agenda for change
By Joseph Kayira Until now for our politics, it remains a scene of same script, different actors. But even the
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