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The Malawi Law Society (MLS) has intensified scrutiny over the controversial purchase of the Amaryllis Hotel by the Public Service...
“Malawi has signed away its bargaining power at the very moment the region is pushing back,” says Alex Kaomba, a...
District councils across Malawi are facing serious funding gaps that are weakening the fight against HIV, with much of the...
Mzimba North is stepping up efforts to curb rising HIV rates with the launch of the Bridging the Gap Project:...
Malawi’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is underway today, and human rights groups are calling on the government to translate its...
Arthur Peter Mutharika has once again stepped forward as the face of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) ahead of the...
In Malawi’s post-1994 dispensation, we often confuse democracy with politics, but the distinction, though subtle, is vital. Democracy is a...
As Malawi edges closer to the September 16, 2025 general elections, the political terrain is both familiar and precariously uncertain....
Community Health Rights Advocacy (CHeRA), in partnership with Kenya-based Kenya Ethics and Legal Issues Network (KELIN), has called on Malawi’s...
Malawi’s civil society organizations (CSOs) have endorsed the introduction of modest user fees in public hospitals as a strategic step...

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