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Void votes, void voices

Summary by The Nation
Null and voice votes could be a penalty Malawi pays for not educating its citizens well, especially on how to vote, our Staff Reporter ALLAN NYASULU writes: At 6.30am on polling day, first-time voter Hamidu Mwakiposa, 22, queued for hours at Foundation Primary School in Mzuzu City. He clutched his voter ID, his index finger …
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Void votes, void voices

Null and voice votes could be a penalty Malawi pays for not educating its citizens well, especially on how to vote, our Staff Reporter ALLAN NYASULU writes: At 6.30am on polling day, first-time voter Hamidu Mwakiposa, 22, queued for hours at Foundation Primary School in Mzuzu City. He clutched his voter ID, his index finger …

·Blantyre, Malawi
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The Nation broke the news in Blantyre, Malawi on Monday, October 13, 2025.
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