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Once Zambia’s ruling party, the MMD has struggled to regain national prominence in recent elections.
SADC deploys an election observation mission to Malawi for the 16 September polls, reinforcing regional efforts to support democratic governance.
The delivery is part of a phased rollout, with presidential ballot papers expected on Thursday and local government ballots due on Saturday.
Weeks ahead of Guinea’s constitutional referendum, authorities have released the final statistics of the biometric voter registry and the definitive…
At the heart of the crisis is the MEC whose leadership is widely perceived to be politically aligned with the governing party.
President Chakwera pledges to raise Malawi’s Constituency Development Fund pot to $188,000 if re-elected in next month’s elections.
Malawi’s 16 September election is more than a contest of personalities – it is a test of whether the country’s youthful majority can reshape its political destiny.
Malawi’s parliament passes amendment to electoral law, allowing deployed workers to vote away from their registered constituencies.
The pro-Sisi Mostaqbal Watan (Nation’s Future) party which commands the majority in parliament and leads a coalition of 13 parties, is expected to dominate the vote.
President Chakwera recalls Malawi’s recently dissolved parliament for an emergency session to amend the electoral law ahead of 26 September poll.