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Our ReporterAugust 3, 2013
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Welcome to Balamanja, Monkey Bay

Unlike some politicians, we deliver what we promise, almost always. Unlike some politicians when we fail to honour a promise,…
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Our ReporterJuly 27, 2013
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Goodbye Karonga, Mangochi here we come

This is no pun. Believe it. Roselyn, Jean-Philippe, and I have been in a state of inebriation since last Thursday.…
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Our ReporterJuly 20, 2013
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Why Atupele shakes Karonga

Thanks to the ingenuity of our resident guide, Roselyn Mwenelupembe, that indefatigable, ever smiling, and creative Karongian girl, we were…
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Our ReporterJuly 13, 2013
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Why art thou so quiet, Macra?

Roselyn, Jean-Philippe and I attempted to drive to the Kayekera Uranium mine. We did not make it. For the first…
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Our ReporterJune 29, 2013
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Malawi needs shari’ah law

I have known Jean-Philippe since we met in Trocadero, Paris, France in 1995. But, I must confess, there is still…
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Our ReporterJune 29, 2013
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Malawi needs shari’ah law

I have known Jean-Philippe since we met in Trocadero, Paris, France in 1995. But, I must confess, there is still…
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Our ReporterJune 15, 2013
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Karonga, the warm heart of Malawi

We are in Karonga, the land of Ngonde, home of Malawisaurus museaum, Undule Mwakasungula, Dunduzu Chisiza, and the controversial Kayekera…
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Our ReporterJune 8, 2013
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Teachers are not slaves

Everything Jean-Philippe and I saw at Livingstonia was impressive. The lecturers, support staff, administrators, and students we met at the…
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Our ReporterMay 25, 2013
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SRS: Selective Remembrance Syndrome

Before we arrived at Livingstonia proper, Jean-Philippe and I went to see and “bathe” our exhausted bodies at the Manchewe…
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Our ReporterMay 18, 2013
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When will tourism development start?

We woke up rather late. Jean-Philippe blamed our oversleeping on everything and everybody except himself. I politely reminded him that…
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