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Democratic local governance in Malawi dates back to the year 2000 whenMalawi had its first democratic local government elections. The councillors’mandate ended in March 2005 and a new set of local government elections weresupposed to be held in the same month. However, up to the writing of this article(April 2010) the Government has not yet conducted the local governmentelections. With the presidential and parliamentary elections already held in May2009, there are no plans to conduct local elections any sooner. The argument ofthis article is that the absence of councillors is paralyzing the local governancepolicy in the country. This is because currently, it is only administrativeactivities that are taking place but governance functions have been stalled,thereby paralyzing the policies that provide for these functions. Taking a newinstitutional perspective, this article seeks to understand the nature, dynamics,explanations and impacts of the paralysis. Through an institutional analysis, thearticle explains the intricacies that shape the local governance policy paralysis inMalawi and the underlying motives of the political actors in the paralysis
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