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Power first, reform later: Mutharika’s early warning to Malawi

Power first, reform later: Mutharika’s early warning to Malawi

by theinv | 6 January, 2026| Stories

Barely three months into his new term, Malawi’s president has sent a clear signal: political.

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Between Law and Life: Malawi’s Human Rights crisis and the distance Women walk to survive

Between Law and Life: Malawi’s Human Rights crisis and the distance Women walk to survive

by theinv | 10 December, 2025| Stories

This article exposes how Malawi’s promises of human rights collapse under the weight of failing.

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Chihana and the burden of a democracy built by his Father

Chihana and the burden of a democracy built by his Father

by theinv | 20 November, 2025| Stories

Beneath the court filings and political deals lies a deeper story of inheritance, expectation, and.

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