Turning Point or Tired Cycle? Questions Emerge Over Malawi’s New Reform System
[Nyasa Times - Malawi] - 12/12/2025
Government has unveiled yet another digital platform—this time the Public Sector Reforms Information Management System (PSRIMS)—with First Vice-President Jane Ansah declaring it a “turning point” in Malawi’s long-stalled reform agenda. But as praise filled the conference hall in Lilongwe, a (…)
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