Below are links to articles from media sources about Malawi.

• Pressure Mounts on Govt Over Kasambara February 21, 2012
  [OSISA] The storm around the arbitrary arrest and continued police persecution of Ralph Kasambara in Malawi shows no signs of abating. Indeed, pressure is mounting on the state with both the International Bar Association's Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI) and the Network of National Human Rights Institutions in West Africa (NNHRI-WA) demanding an end to his ordeal.
• Bingu Condemns Mugabe Comparison February 17, 2012
  [Guardian Network] Blantyre - At a time when democracy is gaining footholds in Africa with more elections and fewer dictatorships, Bingu wa Mutharika is accused of riding a counter-current: the return of the big man.
• Sliding Towards a Police State February 17, 2012
  [OSISA] In a joint statement, OSISA and the Southern Africa Litigation Centre (SALC) condemned this week's persecution of Malawi's former Attorney-General, Ralph Kasambara, and expressed growing alarm at the country's continuing slide away from established principles of democracy and rule of law.
• Talking About a Revolution February 17, 2012
  [iMaverick] Last year, Malawi was rocked by huge street protests as long-simmering discontent with President Bingu wa Mutharika's increasingly autocratic rule boiled over. These were immediately and brutally suppressed.
• Former Attorney General Returned to Prison Despite Bail Order February 16, 2012
  [AI London] The Malawian authorities must comply immediately with a court order to free former Attorney General Ralph Kasambara on bail, Amnesty International said after he was rearrested on Wednesday night, just hours after his release from detention.