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Dr. Kelita Kamoto bagged a PhD at 60
“At the age of 60, I achieved my PhD in Molecular Biology with focus on neglected tropical diseases [Sleeping sickness],…
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Soul
Multichoice has 60% women workforce
Multichoice Malawi boasts of a 60 percent women representation in the workface, setting it apart from many companies that are…
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It’s easy to blame, point fingers
A recent video went viral about a boy being forced to eat fresh and raw corn he allegedly stole from…
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Women promotion begins with her
I have discussed here before how women are sometimes their own worst enemies. Experience in the newsroom, for instance, has…
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Scammers have perfected their art; watch out
If it is too good to be true, then it’s fake. Often, humanity sweats to acquire a milestone. For instance,…
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To those ‘information champions’ on social groups
Social media and technology has made networking easy, possible and remotely. People are able to work and collaborate at the…
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It is more than a parent’s responsibility
As per our custom, greeting neighbours or frequent road users along our homes has many connotations. For one, the gesture…
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Is your partner’s money yours?
My recent entry was a question whether your child’s money is your own. There are parents who control their children’s…
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Teasing is real and it stinks
With the festive season over and schools re-opening, there is a glaring problem that seems to have been normalised—bullying. Each…
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It’s not flawless when it flows
In an extension to last weeks’ entry titled Is your child’s money yours?, I bring a different dimension to a…
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These animals, please
It is common to encounter livestock in various locations as one strolls or drives within. They include ducks, chickens, goats…
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Respect other people’s seasons
I have often heard from mothers with disabled children or those born with a medical condition being accused of committing…
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Your workmate is not your bae
Staying long hours with somebody in one place can lead to familiarity. This familiarity can lead to love interests, nicknaming…
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Too many sacrifices lead to entitlement
Parents sacrificing for their children is part of parenthood and it is not unusual. I know parents who have sacrificed…
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EveryWoman
Protecting pimps for survival
A visit to a brothel in Ndirande Township on Wednesday revealed a level of control by a pimp over prostituted…
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Editors Pick
Police arrest two over journalist Nomsa’s death
Police in Lilongwe have arrested two people in connection with the death of journalist Nomsa Mkandawire Taulo after an autopsy…
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Finding love in hopeless places
theory that drunkards genuinely love and look out for each other at bars. This is in comparison to Christians who,…
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It’s still called prostitution
The story should not end at just protecting or promoting our women and girls—such as their rights, equality, education or…
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National News
Autopsy shows journalist Nomsa died of poisoning
Findings of a preliminary autopsy into the death of journalist Nomsa Mkandwire-Taulo on May 6 this year in Lilongwe show…
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Finding love in hopeless places
I am sure many have come across the theory that drunkards genuinely love and look out for each other at…
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