The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has warned the ruling Malawi Congress Party (MCP) against interfering with the presidential election results, after unofficial reports showed Peter Mutharika leading. DPP officials expressed shock at MCP claims of Lazarus Chakwera’s victory, contradicting unofficial results. The DPP emphasized that it will defend the people’s will and urged security agencies…
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…
The High Court has temporarily barred the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) from compelling Vice President Michael Usi to appear for questioning related to corruption allegations that surfaced during the election campaign.
Former Malawi President Joyce Banda has publicly accused the government of seizing her security escort vehicle without providing a clear reason.
Facebook users have stormed state owned broadcaster MBC page where they are dressing down comedian Chisi who is asking Vice President Michael Usi to stop attacking the government machinery.
Malawi will have a state funeral soon if remarks by Vice President Michael Usi that there is an assassination plot against him are anything to abide by.
Malawi Congress Party (MCP) spokesperson Jessie Kabwira has accused the leader of the Odya Zake Alibe Mlandu party and Deputy President Michael Usi of being ungrateful.
Michael Usi, who leads the Odya Zake Alibe Mulandu Party says his party is currently discussing an alliance with another famous political party ahead of the elections. Usi made the comments during a rally at Nyambadwe Ground in Blantyre. He explained that he can’t reveal more information because the agreement isn’t complete yet. He also…
The social media is abuzz as details emerge of a delegation of 43 including 14 personal assistants believed to have accompanied Malawi Vice President Michael Usi to a summit, in Turkmenistan.
