[Nyasa Times] In a world increasingly defined by impunity and political repression, the erosion of rights once championed by the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights and the Constitutions of various African Countries post-independence, is an alarming reality. Forty years after the adoption of the African Charter, autocratic regimes across the continent are chipping away at its promises, and Eswatini and Malawi are no exception.
