Zuleika Nanguwo

SECOND MALAWI PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE SHIFTED

The Presidential Debates Taskforce would like to inform the general public,development partners and all stakeholders that the second Presidential Debatehas been shifted to a later date to be announced over the weekend to createspace for further engagement with political parties.The second presidential debate was initially scheduled for Friday, August 29,2025.The postponement allows the Taskforce to […]

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Statement from the 2025 Presidential Debates Taskforce

PRESS RELEASE / Zuleika Nanguwo

The Presidential Debates Taskforce wishes to address the general public on the upcoming series of Presidential Debates scheduled to take place between August 21, 2025, and September 4, 2025. We acknowledge the recent communication from the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) and Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) about their decision not to participate in these debates. Our

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Stakeholders pledge to protect media freedom in the forthcoming elections.

NEWS / Zuleika Nanguwo

Stakeholders convened in Lilongwe to deliberate on promoting freedom of expression and ensuring the safety of journalists during the elections. In his opening remarks, Media Council of Malawi Executive Director Moses Kaufa noted that election periods are often marked by heightened tensions and increased risks of violence against media professionals. He urged the Malawi Police

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