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MEC told to engage multiple networks
Information and Communications Technology Association of Malawi (Ictam) has advised Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) to engage multiple network providers to…
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Court stops ACB from questioning Usi
The High Court of Malawi has restrained the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) from summoning Vice-President Michael Usi to answer questions in…
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Upbeat Atupele launches manifesto
United Democratic Front (UDF) presidential candidate Atupele Muluzi yesterday launched his party’s manifesto, which he said would win him the…
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Chisale wants to be heard in forfeiture case
Former president Peter Mutharika’s personal bodyguard Norman Chisale has challenged the High Court of Malawi’s decision to bar him from…
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PAC starts meeting presidential hopefuls today
Quasi-religious body Public Affairs Committee (PAC) will today start meeting presidential candidates in the September 16 2025 General Election ahead…
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High Court dismisses Kabambe’s plea to defer case
The High Court of Malawi Financial Crimes Division has thrown out UTM Party presidential candidate Dalitso Kabambe’s bid to pend…
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Ncozana tells clergy to refrain from partisan politics
Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP) Blantyre Synod emeritus general secretary the Very Reverend Silas Ncozana has asked the clergy…
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APM joins campaign trail
Former president Peter Mutharika yesterday broke his three-week s i lence and joined the campaign trail to mobilise voters ahead…
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APM out of his cocoon
After a two-week disappearance, former president Peter Mutharika is today set to join the campaign trail for the September 16…
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Presidential hopefuls intensify campaign
Midway into the 60-day official campaign for the September 16 General Election, presidential candidates yesterday intensified their push for State…
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