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Projecting Voice in Political Discourse: A Study of Saulos Klaus Chilima’s Discursive Strategies, Malawi
The study takes a stance to explore the political discourse speech in Malawi as the country draws closer to the May 2019 general elections. This is a war-like zone period with different political figures pursuing, negotiating, and struggling for power. We specially mount our research to investigate how Saulos Klaus Chilima strategizes to get the winning card by exploring his voice and voice projection techniques during the launch of his party. We have hence borrowed insights from Heffer’s (2013, 2018) Voice Projection framework (VPF) and used Nvivo 11 Pro software in the analysis. The study discovers that his launch speech is highly authorizing, persuading, converging, and highlighting with very few instances of centring, and indexing which made the speech more powerful, stimulating and impressive. The study brings a different dimension of analyzing political discourse by shopping a theory from Forensic discourse.
Malawi president's office \restructured\
Text of unattributed report entitled \"Mutharika restructures Office of President and Cabinet\" published by UK-based Malawian newspaper Nyasa Times website on 12 July Malawi President Peter Mutharika has directed that the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC) be restructured by relocating some of its current functions to their relevant sectoral ministries, said state Vice-President Saulos Chilima in a statement issued Saturday [12 July]. President Mutharika said he wants to reform the civil service and hopes to promote \"professionalism, integrity, technical competence and efficiency.\"