Netherlands Institute for Multiparty Democracy

This was the advice that Malawi’s former Vice President, Dr. Justin Malewezi offered to 18 politicians drawn from all the member political parties of the Malawi Centre for Multiparty Democracy (CMD-Malawi) at the graduation ceremony of their political leadership training.

On Wednesday 27 February NIMD organised a second multi-party conference since the start of its activities in South Sudan in 2012. The workshop was attended by 8 political parties with representation in Parliament. The conference aimed to jointly reflect on interparty dialogue.

This publication provides a set of guiding principles for constitutional reform based on practical experiences of constitutional reform processes in a number of countries (Bolivia, Ghana, Indonesia, Iraq, Kenya, Malawi, Zimbabwe and South Africa). While the primary focus of the publication is on the

A regional comparative overview of legislative frameworks governing political parties in East and Southern Africa: The case of Malawi, South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia.

With three presentations about Kenya, Malawi and Zimbabwe NIMD was clearly present at the fully packed Africa Day on 19 April in The Hague

Video interview by Euforic of NIMD ESARP Programme Coordinator Augustine Magolowondo