Society
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Remembering izeki ndi jakobo
When I think of a great drama performance, what quickly comes to my mind are natural abilities in actors who…
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Walking for A clean Mudi
It was around 6 of last Saturday morning when over 60 nature enthusiasts started the walk from the Sunnyside Bridge…
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Accountability on disaster donations
I wish to pay my condolences to families and communities that have lost their loved ones. I pray that God…
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Living in the digital society
The dawn of technology, which has given birth to several digital innovations such as the popular Internet and social media,…
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Enhancing women’s looks with hair extensions, make-up
While it is perfectly normal to be satisfied with one’s natural looks, the majority of women, myself included love to…
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Lawrence Kadzitche’s chef-d’oeuvre
Katakwe, which is presented in a humorous way while giving valuable lessons of life, is indisputably one of the country’s…
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Nicky chakwera the apologist
When defending his Christian faith, Nick Chakwera does not hold back. For years, he has defended the gospel through public…
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Modelling as an industry in Malawi
Becky Thindwa, a model from Lilongwe, has been in Mzuzu four times since 2015 to participate in fashion shows. But…
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Passion turns into money spinner
As many would put it that travelling for fan is only for the rich, mostly foreigners, Mwanza-based local tourist Mervis…
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Perfecting the local beat
Imagine, the lyrics that sound boring (awkward) on the perfect beat (instruments) or vice-versa. Would you going to fault the…
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The ‘queen’ writes again
When she published her first book How to Raise a Spiritual Child, at 78, probably some thought she had fulfilled…
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The rise of women reggae artists
When we talk about reggae music in Malawi, the name which quickly rings a bell is the Black Missionaries Band.…
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Making films for development
At the foot of Michesi Mountain in Phalombe District, is Chiringa Trading Centrre. It is a place of hustle and…
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Kilimanjaro hikers upbeat
The die is cast and they are ready to hike to the highest point in Africa, Uhuru Peak pegged at…
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Women set to conquer the rooftop of Africa
Uhuru Peak on Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is the highest spot in Africa, at 5 892 metres above sea level.…
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Of bad character, pompous musicians
Imagine, attending a concert of your favourite musician, whom you had only heard on the radio or watched on TV,…
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Female artists open up on sexual harassment
There is always a thin line between comedy and reality. It is even more difficult to separate the two when…
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The midas touch that is the marvelous Marvin Hanke
Television came late to Malawi. So radio filled the void. This made radio production an art. Painting the picture, creating…
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Zambia is home for Kulamba —Lukwa
Every year Chewas go to Zambia where they pay homage to their overall traditional leader Gawa Undi. Some Chewas in…
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The ghost of martse screams malume
The past weeks saw Malawians of all walks of life uniting to send off one of the country’s hip-hop music…
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