Malawi to Install New President Mutharika Monday

Several African heads of state and government plan to participate in the official inauguration of Malawi’s newly elected president, Peter Mutharika, at the Kamuzu Banda stadium in the country’s commercial capital, Blantyre, on Monday. Mutharika becomes the country’s fourth president since the country gained independence from former colonial power Britain. A former foreign minister under elder brother and late president Bingu Wa Mutharika’s administration, Mutharika was elected...

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