As the new administration moves forward, observers say the handling of the court proceedings beginning today will send a clear signal about whether Malawi is strengthening the rule of law or continuing a cycle of politically charged justice.
Aspiring MPs Linthipe Mike Mwawa and Jessie Kabwila have lodged complaints with MEC, citing alleged irregularities in unofficial election results. Kabwila stormed the Salima District Tally Center Friday before formally submitting her grievance, with MEC confirming the matter will be escalated to the National Tally Center.
MCP has accused AFORD supporters of assaulting its candidate Chikondi Chisale and vandalizing property in Kasungu Central. The incident, condemned by MCP’s Dr. Jessie Kabwila, highlights rising tensions ahead of Malawi’s September 16 parliamentary by-elections.
Minister of Higher Education and Innovation, Dr. Jessie Kabwila, has called on researchers to take a frontline role in tackling pressing issues such as climate change, disease, and economic hardships. Speaking at the fifth National Research Dissemination Conference in Lilongwe, Kabwila stressed that research must go beyond academic journals to transform the lives of ordinary Malawians.
Usi has stood by his remarks, arguing that national development must come before personal ambition. He maintained that if stepping aside would serve the interests of Malawians, he would be ready to do so
The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has fiercely condemned MCP spokesperson Jessie Kabwila for what it describes as a disgraceful attempt to deflect blame over recent violent attacks on peaceful protesters. In a no-holds-barred statement, the DPP demands accountability for MCP’s alleged orchestration of political thuggery, economic mismanagement, and betrayal of public trust
Malawi got her independence on 6th July 1964, and this year, the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) has invited former leaders of the country to join Independence Day celebrations on 6th July at Bingu National Stadium.
