If corruption is a disease like cancer
In last week’s entry, I reflected on the use of war metaphors in the representation of corruption. Through that entry,...
In last week’s entry, I reflected on the use of war metaphors in the representation of corruption. Through that entry,...
A couple of weeks ago, this column featured some reflections about the importance of ethical leadership and followership in which...
In my entry of the past week, I mused over the need to consider formalising amnesty as a means of...
Since July 2003, the African Union (AU) has celebrated the adoption of the AU Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption...
On June 6 2023 the State President launched Malawi’s second National Action Plan (NAP) for Open Government Partnership (OGP). OGP...
The year was 1996 and I was assigned as a very youthful invigilator for national examinations at a newly accredited...
This is a continuation from last week’s reflections on the role of ethical leadership in the fight against corruption as...
Today’s entry features the thoughts of Dr. Edister Jamu, a representative of the Academia Pillar in the National Integrity Committee...
Last week, we took some time to mention that, while disaster times can be solemn times requiring that people invest...
I must concede that I have not seen before, the level of public agitation over matters of corruption as in...
Last week we focused on the Corruption Perceptions report which was to be released by Transparency International (TI) on Tuesday,...
Last week, we took some time to make a point around the importance of arrests of people suspected to have...
The past few weeks we have focused on acknowledging existing measures and opportunities for ending corruption in our country. We...
The past week has been a cocktail of events. On December 9, Malawi joined the rest of the world to...
Commemorating International Anti-Corruption Day This week, we continue reflecting on the war against corruption in view of the International Anti-Corruption...
Commemorating International Anti-Corruption Day Corruption remains a huge social and economic burden to Malawians and in recent times, we have...
In the past week, I have had the privilege of attending a workshop jointly organised by the Anti- Corruption Bureau...
In his book, Animal Farm, George Orwell allegorically illustrates one of the most destructive vices in human behaviour: GREED. For...
Reading through stories of fraud and corruption in our country I come to the conclusion that, mostly, the perpetrators of...
Stories have been told about how in the past, for example in the late 1970s and through 1980s, various sporting...