Malawi is set to hold elections on 16 September 2025, amid a deepening economic crisis. The country has been experiencing a severe foreign exchange (forex) shortage, primarily caused by a decline in exports, a loss of investor confidence, and an unsustainable debt burden, which has led to high inflation and a scarcity of essential goods, including fuel and medicine. Chief Economist and Director of Economic Research and Strategy at Don Consultancy Group, Chifipa Mhango, says the upcoming elections will be a choice between economic progress and stagnation. Thami Ngubeni spoke to Chief Economist and Director of Economic Research and Strategy at Don Consultancy Group, Chifipa Mhango....

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