NAP welcomes fiscal reform plans but challenges government to match words with action, stressing urgent debt management, transparency and accountability to drive sustainable economic recovery and inclusive development nationwide.
Civil society leaders in Malawi have warned against rising political violence and demanded increased transparency from electoral stakeholders, urging a peaceful and credible electoral process.
As concerns grow over Malawi’s stalled Extended Credit Facility (ECF) with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), civil society organizations (CSOs) and economic experts are offering divergent views on what went wrong — and what should happen next.
The National Advocacy Platform (NAP) – a network of civil society organizations dedicated to governance in Malawi – has appealed to governing and opposition politicians to engage in meaningful dialogue in an effort to address underlying grievances that fueled protests in Lilongwe on Wednesday.
The National Advocacy Platform (NAP), a consortium of non-governmental organizations in Malawi, has asked the Tonse Alliance government to fast-track measures that would see it providing quality services to the citizenry.
