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Can Malawi’s journalists hold power to account while struggling to survive?

Can Malawi’s journalists hold power to account while struggling to survive?

by theinv | 20 June, 2026| Stories

A rights inquiry links poor newsroom wages to ethics, media survival and democratic accountability. By.

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Malawi Journalists face poverty and ethical pressures

Malawi Journalists face poverty and ethical pressures

by theinv | 19 June, 2026| Stories

A human rights investigation found Malawi’s private media journalists underpaid, vulnerable to conflicts of interest,.

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Malawi’s economic crisis is strangling independent journalism

Malawi’s economic crisis is strangling independent journalism

by theinv | 3 May, 2026| Stories

Acute forex shortages, inflation and shrinking donor support are pushing Malawi’s independent media sector toward.

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Smile for the Camera, Silence the Press: Chakwera’s Two-Faced Media Strategy

Smile for the Camera, Silence the Press: Chakwera’s Two-Faced Media Strategy

by theinv | 4 May, 2025| Stories

At a staged media breakfast, MISA Malawi calls out the Chakwera administration’s double-dealing on media.

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