Civic Watch
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We need Dangote more than Blair
When I heard that former British Prime Minister Tony Blair was once again in Malawi and had met President Professor…
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Remembering July 20 victims and need for closure
On July 20, we remember a painful chapter in our country’s democratic history. A day when we honour those who…
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What can Zambia learn from Tonse Alliance experience?
As Zambia prepares for its general election on August 13 2026, Malawians have every reason to follow with great interest.…
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Celebrating 6th July, with Michael Sauka in mind
On July 6th, Malawians will mark 62 years of independence. As we celebrate this milestone, it is vital to honour…
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Maximising our national potential into prosperity
Let me begin by sincerely thanking one reader who took the time to send me a message regarding my article…
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Death will eventually catch up with us: Are we prepared?
This week, I am talking on a subject often avoided to discuss. Death is one of those topics that tends…
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Remembering SKC, 8 others in peace and oneness
The planned memorial service in Nsipe, Ntcheu for the late Vice-President Dr. Saulos Klaus Chilima, affectionately known as SKC, arrives…
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Africa Day: Is there anything to celebrate?
On Monday, May 25, we celebrated Africa Day—a poignant reminder of the dawn of a new era when the Organisation…
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Malawians, who has bewitched us as a nation?
In Galatians 3:1, the Apostle Paul asked a painful question: “You foolish Galatians! Who has bewitched you?” Today, that same…
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Celebrating Kamuzu in the shadow of victims of his rule
Each year on May 14, Malawi commemorates the birthday of Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda—the “Ngwazi”. We honour him as our…
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