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What’s in kaunjika price tag?
Malawi’s founding president Hastings Kamuzu Banda ranked clothing among top three basic needs alongside food and shelter. The British-trained doctor,…
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National News
BWB instantly replaces CEO, draws criticism
Blantyre Water Board (BWB) has come under scrutiny for instantly replacing fired chief executive officer Yeremiah Chihana with Henri Bakuwa…
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Development
Can cotton power industrial dream?
Malawi’s dream of becoming a productive and industrialised nation hinges on getting the basics right, including revamping a crop that…
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National News
Forex, debt worsen drug crisis
The Ministry of Health and Sanitation has described the shortage of medicines in public health facilities as a crisis, with…
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National News
IG links Osman, Crossroads abductions
Inspector General of Police (IG) Richard Luhanga has linked last month’s kidnapping of British national Nusrat Osman in Blantyre to…
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The Big Interview
Faith Phiri: Taking climate action to communities
When floods sweep through Malawi’s communities, leaving behind destroyed homes, washed-away crops and families mourning loved ones, Faith Phiri sees…
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Feature
Cows ‘say’ cheese to orphans
Cherly was five years old when she entered Tikondane Children’s Village in Bvumbwe, Thyolo District, in 2014. Martin Mawindo, who…
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National News
Doctrine of separation of powers under scrutiny
The doctrine of separation of powers has come under fresh scrutiny with legal scholars and political analysts questioning its practical…
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National News
Deputy IG out of ICU,remains hospitalised
Deputy Inspector General of Police Noel Kayira and rescued British national Nusrat Osman remain hospitalised, but improving at Mwaiwathu Private…
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National News
Police rescue kidnapped British national
Terror is how residents of Mingale Village in Mpemba, Blantyre, described the scene that unfolded on Thursday afternoon when British…
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