The stage is set for Malawi's 2025 Presidential Debates, with five major political parties confirming their candidates' participation next month.
The Institute for Policy Interaction (IPI) has called on young people, including students in higher learning institutions, to take charge of their future by voting in the September 16 elections.
Political and governance experts have expressed mixed views over the record number of presidential candidates cleared to contest Malawi’s upcoming elections, with some warning that the crowded field could undermine the electoral process.
Aline Gwido, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) shadow Member of Parliament for Lumbazi Constituency in Lilongwe City, has expressed her determination to construct a new hospital in the area if elected in the September 16 general elections.
President Lazarus Chakwera has declared Malawi’s shift to mandatory cashless tax systems within five years, calling it a decisive step toward modernizing revenue collection and securing national development.
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