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The guardians of democracy: The role of courts in contested elections – Lessons from Malawi’s 2020 landmark case - Malawi Freedom Network
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The guardians of democracy: The role of courts in contested elections – Lessons from Malawi’s 2020 landmark case - Malawi Freedom Network
By Burnett Munthali In any democracy, the legitimacy of elections depends not only on the outcome but also on the credibility of the process that delivers that outcome. When that process is contested, the judiciary becomes the ultimate arbiter, tasked with safeguarding the rule of law and upholding democratic norms.Chakwera Commissions National Cancer Centre: A ‘Game Changer’ in Malawi’s Fight…
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