Malawi Congress Party

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.

President Peter Mutharika's private visit to South Africa has sent tongues wagging with some quarters questioning the purpose of the visit

MCP has not yet issued an official response, but analysts say the development highlights growing discontent within the party following its electoral defeat

The Malawi Electoral Commission has declared Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika winner of the 2025 presidential election with 56.8 percent of the vote. MEC chairperson Justice Annabel Mtalimanja hailed the poll as free and fair, urging Malawians to remain united.

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.

Chaziya of the ruling Malawi Congress Party was the only candidate who submitted Member of Parliament nomination papers within the prescribed period

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

She urged residents to elect her as their Member of Parliament and Dr Lazarus Chakwera as President of Malawi to continue developments initiatives currently under way.

State President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera led the official launch of MCP's Manifesto and Campaign launch for the Northern Region at Mzimba Stadium in Mzimba district

President Lazarus Chakwera has officially launched his 2025 presidential campaign, unveiling a bold manifesto centered on food security, job creation, wealth building, governance reform, and improved public service delivery.

Traditional Authority Mponera of Dowa has called on politicians and community members to uphold peace and tolerance as the country enters the campaign season, warning that political violence has long stifled development in the area.