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Let the people have a say

Joseph J. Chunga

National investigator

Centre for Social Research (CSR), University of Malawi

Joseph J. Chunga is the national investigator for Malawi.

Areas of interest

Language

English

Keywords

Accountability Corruption Government performance

Countries

Malawi

Publications

AD642: Climate change ‘making life worse’ in Malawi; citizens demand action from all stakeholders

AD624: Malawi youth agenda faces priority of ‘wisdom of the elders’ and limited political participation

AD581: Malawians cite lack of professionalism, integrity, responsiveness among police failings

AD576: Malawians see gender-based violence as a top priority – and a criminal matter

AD570: Malawi: A nation of strong citizenship ties and high – if imperfect – tolerance and fairness

AD522: Malawians dissatisfied with government efforts on corruption, want swift action against corrupt officials

AD363: Malawians’ voting intentions point to a closely contested presidential election

AD356: Malawians see inequalities but say federalism is not the answer

AD354: Malawians support 2019 post-election demonstrations but split on government power to limit protests

AD341: Malawians see declining quality of elections, express little trust in the electoral commission

AD176: Malawians increasingly cautious about exercising right to ‘free’ political speech

AD148: Malawians losing confidence in elections, demand reforms

AD149: Is Malawi losing the battle against ‘Cashgate’?

AD13: Malawians admire South Africa as development model, see strong influence of U.S. and China

AD2: Malawians support a strong Parliament despite disappointment with representatives