Odya Zake Alibe Mlandu Party leader Dr Michael Usi has declared that he has never stolen anything during his time in government, boldly challenging corrupt l ...

Frequently Asked Questions on Malawi’s ECF Termination by IMF Here are some frequently asked questions regarding the termination of Malawi’s Extended Credit Facility (ECF) by the International ...

She blamed the current administration for implementing “policies hostile to Malawians,” saying they have led to skyrocketing costs of basic commodities, a worsening forex situation, and frequent fuel ...

Donate to support udReported by Suleman Chitera As Malawi approaches the pivotal September 16 general elections, a growing chorus of voices from across the country is calling for an alliance many ...

Donate to support udBy Burnett Munthali Should President Lazarus Chakwera secure a second term in the 2025 elections, Malawi could find itself navigating a politically tense and economically uncertain ...

By Burnett Munthali The Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) has once again shown its true colours as a taxpayer-funded institution that serves the ruling elite rather than the Malawian people.

By Burnett Munthali President Lazarus Chakwera has assigned Minister of Trade and his presidential running mate, Vitumbiko Mumba, to lead Malawi’s delegation to the 45th Southern African Development C ...

By Vincent Gunde The country’s Vice President Dr. Michael Usi has claimed that some people are conspiring to kill him because ...

Malawi Freedom Network Vice President Dr Michael Usi delivered a fiery and fearless message during a whistle stop tour.

Malawi Freedom Network Recent media narratives suggest that Vice President Dr. Michael Usi’s public criticisms of the Tonse ...

By Vincent Gunde A voice of the voiceless citizen of Malawi Comrade Alhhaji Imraan Jumbe, has called on opposition party leaders to rethink of their strategy before the 16th September, 2025 general ...

President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera has challenged the newly graduated students at Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS) to become producers, rather than consumers ...