A coalition of youth representatives in Lilongwe has on Friday 15 August submitted a bold position paper to the Lilongwe City Council, calling on authorities to take decisive steps to end youth exploitation and foster meaningful youth engagement in politics ahead of next month’s national elections.
The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) has called on Malawi's political parties and electoral bodies to collaborate, ensuring the credibility and legitimacy of upcoming national elections.
The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has declared Lawrence Chakakala Chaziya the uncontested winner of the Lilongwe Chilobwe parliamentary seat for next month's general elections.
Vice President Dr. Michael Usi has urged anti-corruption agencies to approach him directly for names of individuals involved in corruption within government.
Electoral and gender stakeholders in Thyolo have hailed ongoing constituency debates as a unifying platform for candidates and supporters, while promoting women’s participation in leadership ahead of the September 16 general elections.
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