The political landscape in Malawi has become increasingly complex, particularly for opposition parties grappling with the aftermath of the last elections. The Malawi Congress Party (MCP) secured victory largely due to a strategic alliance with… ...
Two rising stars, goalkeeper Joshua Waka and striker Blessings Mwalilino, have earned their first-ever senior national team call-ups as Malawi's Flames prepare to face Botswana in a high-profile international friendly match on Sunday, July 6.… ...
Ras Chikomeni David Chirwa, a presidential aspirant, has endorsed former President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, leader of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), for the upcoming general elections, MIJ Online has learnt. Read More...
500 unemployed nurses have obtained a court injunction halting the deployment of newly recruited health workers, alleging that many of those selected are unqualified and unlicensed to practice in Malawi. The High Court order follows a… ...
Malawi's president, Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera, entered office in 2020 on a wave of hope, fueled by the promise of ending corruption, strengthening institutions, and delivering prosperity under the Tonse Alliance banner. His ascension, following a… ...
As Malawi prepares for the September 2025 presidential election, one question demands renewed attention: Is the country finally ready to elect a female president? Despite having had a female president once before— Joyce Banda, who… ...
As Malawi approaches its highly anticipated September 2025 presidential election, a familiar question resurfaces: Is regionalism still the key deciding factor in how Malawians vote? Historically, Malawi’s political landscape has been heavily shaped by regional… ...
The Chief Resident Magistrate’s Court in Lilongwe recently delivered a landmark ruling, acquitting all directors of Paramount Holdings Limited and the company itself of criminal charges related to an alleged procurement scandal. The court’s ruling… ...
As Malawi teeters on the edge of another violent political season, the Public Affairs Committee (PAC) is desperately knocking on two doors—the State House and the retirement mansion of former president Peter Mutharika. One has opened. The other? Still locked in silence.
As the Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) examinations begin today, the future of 202,940 students hangs delicately in the balance. These young minds—our sons and daughters—have spent months, even years, preparing for this moment. Yet, hanging ominously over their heads is the looming threat of chaos disguised as a peaceful demonstration set for Friday, July 4th.