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A Nation on the brink, A Comedian on the rise

A Nation on the brink, A Comedian on the rise

by theinv | 19 August, 2025| Stories

Malawi’s September election pits establishment giants against Michael Usi, an entertainer-turned-politician promising to root out.

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Once seen as a bridge to the top, Malawi’s vice presidency has become a graveyard.

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