From Where I Stand
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Why the Kachindamoto Fund matters now
There are moments when a nation does more than introduce a policy or announce a programme. It declares who it…
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Cyber bullying: When logging in becomes a risk for girls
This year’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence launched on November 25 with a focus on ending digital gender-based…
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Cyber bullying: When logging in becomes a risk for girls
This year’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence launched on Tuesday with a focus on ending digital gender-based violence…
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For how long will police probe political violence?
The police are charged with keeping citizens safe from violent assault. Yet for many Malawians wanting to exercise their right…
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Thoughts on free public secondary education
Former president Joyce Banda this week reignited the debate on free public secondary school education in the country, by pledging…
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Police, hear women politicians’ cry on violence
Political participation is a democratic right at the disposal of all citizens, male and female. Yet, as the election fever…
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Let women exercise their right to political participation
Last month, two major events around the prevention of violence against women in politics and elections happened. Interestingly, they both…
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Let’s not relax on cholera
It is heartwarming to see that despite the onset of the rainy season, there have not been reports of cases…
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Improve women’s representation in 2025 polls
As the year 2024 winds up, the reality of the 2025 General Elections hits harder. I believe political parties will…
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HPV vaccine lowers risk of Aids-related deaths
It is 7am in Nsanje District at the southern tip of Malawi and Eluby Albert, 45, has braved sweltering sunshine…
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