Layman’s Reflection
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Why always miss the pigeon peas moment?
Pigeon peas, locally known as nandolo, have long been recognised as one of Malawi’s most promising export crops. The crop…
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Social protection must deliver more than promises
The launch of Malawi’s new social protection policy comes with no shortage of ambition. It carries the weight of expectation—an…
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Reform will test Malawi’s discipline
Malawi’s exit from the International Monetary Fund’s Extended Credit Facility (ECF) on 15 May has brought the country to a…
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Economic stability, but at what social cost?
The 2025/26 national budget prioritises fiscal restraint, but in doing so, it leaves a growing number of workers exposed to…
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US aid pause will hit Malawians hard
M alawi is facing a tough situation after the United States government decided to temporarily stop sending financial aid while…
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US aid pause will hit Malawians hard
Malawi is facing a tough situation after the United States government decided to temporarily stop sending financial aid while it…
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Broken promises or delayed progress?
As the country gears up for another electoral season, the President’s recent plea for a fresh mandate raises critical questions…
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Women-led businesses need support to thrive
When it comes to bui lding strong economies and ensuring that everyone has a fair chance, businesses run by women…
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A Christmas marked by resilience
Christmas has come and gone, but for many families across the country, the memories of this festive season are bittersweet.…
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More solutions, less exposition
The recent Mid-Year Budget Statement has caused quite a stir, with opposition parties and Parliament’s Budget and Finance Committee raising…
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