By A Correspondent | ZimEye is about to go live as we prepare for Malawi’s Supreme Court verdict set to be announced this morning. The incumbent, Bingu Mutharika and the Malawi Electoral Commission has gone to the Supreme Court to appeal Malawi’s constitutional court ruling which annulled the results of the May 2019 vote, citing widespread irregularities, and ordered a new election to be held within 150 days.

Last night, the Malawi Congress Party’s Campaign Director Moses Kunkuyu updated ZimEye in a brief interview [watch below].

In the latest development, Parliament has approved bills to hold a new election on May 19 but Mutharika, is yet to sign them.

The hearing comes just as two activists were arrested for calling on supporters to march to the president’s official residence on March 25 if Mutharika refused to act by then.

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