The Malawi Law Society has issued a statement calling upon candidates and political parties to respect the law and allow the Malawi Electoral Commission to process, determine, and publish the 2025 general election results according to law. The full statement can be accessed below:

The Malawi Law Society (“the Society”) has a statutory mandate under section 64(d) of the Legal Education and Legal Practitioners Act “to protect matters of public interest touching, ancillary or incidental to law”. The Society makes this statement in relation to the conduct of candidates and political parties following the

The Malawi Law Society (“the Society”), in line with its mandate under section 64 of the Legal Education and Legal Practitioners Act, issues this public statement following the enactment of the Judicial Reform Acts and in relation to public expectations ahead of and after the September 2025 General Elections. The Society

The Malawi Law Society (“Society”) has a statutory mandate under section 64(d) of the Legal Education and Legal Practitioners Act “to protect matters of public interest touching, ancillary or incidental to law”. The Society makes this statement in relation to the vacancy in the membership and composition of the Malawi