The United Democratic Front (UDF) has said it will reveal its position on electoral alliances only after all ongoing negotiations are concluded, as speculation swirls over a possible partnership with the ruling Malawi Congress Party (MCP).
Angry Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) supporters in Chiradzulu Midima Constituency are demanding that the party either reruns its botched primary elections or endorses Friday Namaona as their candidate ahead of the September 16 General Elections.
In a political landscape where many leaders act on impulse, recycle tired rhetoric, and personalize public office, Atupele Muluzi stands out—not just for his calm demeanor, but for his consistent, calculated, and visionary political reasoning.
Traditional leaders in Lilongwe City Centre Constituency have showered praise on their Member of Parliament, Alfred Jiya, for spearheading a wave of transformative development projects across the area.
Former President and People’s Party (PP) leader Dr. Joyce Banda has urged Bangwe residents in Blantyre to vote for her in the September 16 General Elections, promising to revive stalled development projects and improve people’s lives.
Every time UTM holds a rally these days, one thing is predictable: Patricia Kaliati will climb the podium, grab the mic, and—as if stuck on replay—launch yet another pointless tirade against Vice President Michael Usi, leader of Odya Zake Alibe Mulandu movement.
Malawi’s deep-rooted poverty is not some tragic accident of geography or a lingering colonial curse. It is the deliberate and devastating legacy of one man—Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda. The so-called “founding father” of the nation was, in truth, the founding architect of a system that brutalized the poor, empowered the few, and set Malawi on a path of economic suffocation and political paralysis that still haunts us to this day.