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CDF cannot afford haste, but it cannot afford paralysis either
The debate that unfolded in Parliament last week over the delayed disbursement of Constituency Development Fund (CDF) resources exposed more…
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From Where I Stand
The bigger by-election story we are not telling
Five elective positions were filled through the June 30 by-elections: three parliamentary seats and two ward councillor positions. Voter turnout…
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From Where I Stand
The bigger by-election story we are not telling
Five elective positions were filled through the June 30 by-elections: three parliamentary seats and two ward councillor positions. Voter turnout…
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From Where I Stand
Feeding school children must be govt’s priority
The looming funding gap threatening Malawi’s school feeding programme should not be treated as just another development challenge to be…
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From Where I Stand
When water is far, equality is further away
As Malawi marked World Water Day under the theme Water and Gender Equality, the message delivered in Liwonde by Deputy…
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Weekend Investigate
UK envoy signals shift from aid to investment in Malawi
The United Kingdom’s new High Commissioner LEIGH STUBBLEFIELD is settling into her diplomatic post after presenting her credentials to President…
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National News
Beyond the celebration, turn women’s rights into action
This weekend, the world observes the International Women’s Day on March 8. Malawi commemorates the day under the theme Rights,…
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From Where I Stand
A mandate wasted? When MPs fail to show up
On Tuesday, the National Assembly presented a picture that should trouble every Malawian who believes in representative democracy. Out of…
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From Where I Stand
Restoring dignity to Malawi’s public health system
On paper, Malawi’s public health system guarantees free care at the point of delivery. In reality, however, that promise has,…
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Development
A teacher’s escape from climate fear
Long before the first raindrops fell, Allan Chiotcha was already awake. As dark clouds gathered over Chimpeni Primary School in…
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