The list of ALL 17 presidential candidates in Malawi elections
Tempus fugit. Time flies! In the next 48 hours Malawians will be choosing one among these 17 as President.
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Simene kulili: Police arrest four over planned violence
The Malawi Police Service (MPS) has arrested four individuals accused of conspiring to burn down major markets in Lilongwe in an alleged attempt to disrupt the upcoming September 16, 2025, General Elections.
Overspending: Joyce Banda speaks against State House MK67 Billion funding
An online interviewer of Former Malawi president Joyce Banda has sparked debate online after a video surfaced of her criticizing the K67 billion allocated to State House in the 2024/25 national budget.
Youths cry out over exclusion
Youths in Mangochi have expressed concerns over being left out of policy formulation at the district level. They claim that authorities and partners do not involve them in decision-making processes, denying them a voice in matters that affect them. Ednah Manfred, representing the youths, accused authorities of excluding them from meetings where plans and policies…
‘Thats my car’- Usi trends in a video on a restrained convoy vehicle
Vice President Michael Usi has raised concerns over what he described as a breach of constitutional order after his official convoy was reportedly taken over by a cabinet minister, who also serves as President Lazarus Chakwera’s running mate. The incident occurred in Matindi, where Dr. Usi was conducting a whistle-stop campaign tour. As his convoy…
‘FORGIVE ME’- Chakwera tells Malawians saying he is a good man
President Lazarus Chakwera has asked Malawians to vote him again next Tuesday saying the fuel shortages and poor economic status are caused by his enemies. He has since said he will fire some government officials after he wins the elections.
OH dear! MEC stops local govt polls after death of aspiring councillor
SAD NEWS: Aspiring candidate DIES
The warman: Trump rebrands US department
The BBC has seen the text of the executive order, which says: “The name ‘Department of War’ conveys a stronger message of readiness and resolve compared to ‘Department of Defense,’ which emphasizes only defensive capabilities.”
In an effort to “project strength and resolve,” the order authorises the defence secretary, his department and subordinate officials to use the new titles as secondary names.
The order also instructs Hegseth to recommend and include legislative and executive actions to move toward a permanent renaming of the department since Trump cannot formally change the name without congressional approval.