Blessings Tambala

Mwakasungula said SKC’s contributions to the country were notable, and that the foundation is coming at the right time in ensuring that his vision and values prevails.

He said the review meetings will take the form, which the Public Sector Reforms Commission took in 2015 to mid-2017 except this time they will be broadcast live and there will be a feedback mechanism for the public to ask questions or clarification.

Economist and senior DPP official Dr. Paul Gadama has raised concerns over Malawi’s deepening economic crisis, citing persistent inflation, fuel shortages, and foreign exchange instability. He criticizes the government’s inadequate response, particularly its reliance on monetary policy without addressing structural weaknesses. Gadama calls for a holistic approach that includes targeted agricultural investment, energy reforms, and forex management to prevent further economic decline and social unrest.

The project was implemented in seven schools selected from the districts Balaka, Dedza and Lilongwe.

Thawale told President Lazarus Chakwera that his administration has failed to heal the economy, and has instead put the economy in bad shape.

The National Initiative for Civic Education (NICE) Public Trust has asked political parties in Malawi to consider adopting quotas as a means achieve a minimum percentage of women and youth candidates, as well as those with disabilities.