## Malawi PSA News

### 20 Feb 2025

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

- By PSA Admin
- 2025 Elections

The editors of the book, Associate Professor Nandini Patel, Professor Happy Kayuni and Dr. Henry Chingaipe, invite scholars, researchers, and practitioners to submit abstracts for consideration for inclusion in the forthcoming publication titled: “The Malawi 2025 General Elections: New Laws and Systems, Better Outcomes?” by the National Initiative for Civic Education (NICE), the Institute for Policy Interaction (IPI), and the Political Science Association (PSA).

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### 14 Feb 2025-2026

3rd Biennial PSA Conference and Call for Papers

- By Admin
- Politics, Elections, Critics

The Political Science Association (PSA) is a registered entity with a diverse membership of academics and professionals in the fields of political science, political philosophy, political and economic governance, public administration, international relations, public law, public policy and political economy analysis and other related disciplines relevant to the study, analysis and understanding of politics. The purpose of PSA is to contribute to political and socio-economic development of Malawi through promoting the study and analysis of politics through research, advocacy and policy dialogue

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### 20 February 2025

Call for Abstracts

- By PSA ADMIN
- 2025 Elections

The editors of the book, Associate Professor Nandini Patel, Professor Happy Kayuni and Dr. Henry Chingaipe, invite scholars, researchers, and practitioners to submit abstracts for consideration for inclusion in the forthcoming publication titled: “The Malawi 2025 General Elections: New Laws and Systems, Better Outcomes?” by the National Initiative for Civic Education (NICE), the Institute for Policy Interaction (IPI), and the Political Science Association (PSA).

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### 29 June 2022

Call for Special Issue

- By Political Analyst
- Politics, Elections, Critics

Equally important was the fact that the ushering of the new Tonse Alliance government provided a new wave of hope that the new regime would translate the campaign rhetoric of championing a transformational leadership in order to “clear the rubble” and “broken system”. On 28th June 2022, the Tonse Alliance government will have clocked exactly 2 years in office. The purpose of this special issue is therefore to critically reflect on the state of democracy, governance, and politics in Malawi within 2 years of Tonse Alliance at the helm.

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### 01 Jul

CSOs Uplaud The President over Corruption remarks

- By Senior Admin
- CSOs, Politics

CSos have recently appluded the President over his remarks on the corruption matters in the country. The President has with immediate effect put on hold his delegations to the VP over corruption allegations sorrounding him. Among other on the same list are Police inspector, PPDA director and others.

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### 27 June

Corruption grows by 50%

- By Editor in Chief
- President, Laws, Corruption

In the recent years we have seen a rise in corruption cases involving government officials in our country. In a research conducted by PSA Malawi it has shown that 85% of the government officials are the master minders of such actions. The recent news of the list of those involved in a scandlous act of corruption proves this fact.

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### 30 Jun

Is Tonse Alliance delivering?

- By Editor
- Malawi, Constitution, Development

Many people are now caught in suspence of wheather the Tonse led Government is delivering and honoring the promises they made during the campaign. In a recent research conducted by Afrobarometer, it has clearly shown that 36% of Malawians dont have a clear answer to the question where as the remaining percentage think that there is nothing tangible being done to showcase and cement their campaign promises.

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### 11 Jun

Researchers Caution Global Economic Growth Could Slide Into Stagnation

- By Admin
- Economic, Global

The heady days of rapidly rising prosperity may be coming to an end, according to an interdisciplinary group of scientists. Developed democracies in particular look to be first in line for a long-run ...

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