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Nov 30, 13 •
Women and Law • Written by :
SEODI WHITE •
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Once again, let us share the declaration from consultative conference of women stakeholders on Pan Africanism, Renaissance and Agenda 2063 that was held in Addis in May 2013 as part of the 50 years...
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Nov 30, 13 •
Parents Talk Points • Written by :
Patrick Semphere •
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Dick Browne’s popular cartoon entitled Hagar the Horrible caught my attention the other day. Not the common military clash characteristic of Hagar the Horrible. Rather, this one was a session...
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Nov 30, 13 •
Life Tools • Written by :
Chiwoza Bandawe •
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A projector takes an image, enlarges it and translates it onto a screen. The mind does the same. In the defence mechanism of projection, we project inner feelings that we have, be they positive or...
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Nov 30, 13 •
Editors Pick, Parliament Track • Written by :
Samuel Chibaya •
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Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (Luanar), formerly known as Bunda College of Agriculture, is set to become a world class university with modern infrastructure and expanded...
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Nov 30, 13 •
Lifting The Lid On Hiv And Aids • Written by :
Muza Gondwe •
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You may think that an Aids column is the wrong place to lambast the wanton, greedy selfish and depraved acts of the cashgate millionaires, but it certainly is because 500 000 people are in need of...
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Nov 30, 13 •
Entertainment News, Society • Written by :
Orama Chinamulungu •
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It has become a trend that arts performances in Malawi never start on time. Whenever the issue has been raised, artists and event organisers always throw the blame back and forth. ORAMA CHINAMULUNGU...
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Nov 30, 13 •
Editors Pick, Think Tank • Written by :
Boniface Phiri •
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The process of counseling married couples endeavours to recognise, better manage and resolve bothersome differences and recurring patterns of displeasure between partners. For a long time,...
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Nov 23, 13 •
Women and Law • Written by :
SEODI WHITE •
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During a 2005 conference in Swaziland, I presented a paper titled Can The Law Reduce HIV Transmission among Women? The theme of the conference was ‘Has Mainstreaming become an Outlived Paradigm: Is...
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Nov 23, 13 •
Parents Talk Points • Written by :
Patrick Semphere •
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Every time I watch athletics or related tournaments, I am always impressed by the astonishing talents displayed. As I watch, it is clear that the competitors did not just wake up one morning and...
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Nov 23, 13 •
Think Tank • Written by :
Dyson Mthawanji •
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In his song Tigwirane Manja, Phungu Joseph Nkasa describes politics as a bad animal. In the song, the artist appeals to students not to engage in politics, saying: “Inu ana asukulu musalowerere...
