Layman’s Reflection
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A ‘dysfunctional’ system collapsing on itself
Former Malawi Energy Regulatory Board (Mera) board chairperson Leonard Chikadya reignited the debate on the roles of the Secretary to…
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Malawians need jobs, not lessons in nomenclature
Before President Lazarus Chakwera left for the European Union-AU Summit, he tore into his critics for challenging the Tonse Alliance…
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Prioritise reforms in 2022
The year 2021 has been an eventful one in Malawi’s political and socio-economic landscape. This was the year Malawians had…
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Tonse Alliance should consider other alternatives
The World Bank on Monday cautioned the Tonse Alliance-led administration against implementing some financing options in the so-called Debt Retirement…
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Tonse, CSOs should tread carefully with Kalindo
Read Thru: A prudent course of action for the Tonse administration would be to acknowledge the failures and show Malawians…
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Malawians should be concerned with the fourth wave
The warning from the Presidential Taskforce of Covid-19 that Malawi could be headed for a fourth wave of the pandemic…
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Chakwera’s debt management conundrum
That the World Bank has cautioned developing countries, including Malawi, not to pile up debts while hoping that lenders will…
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Lessons from Texas abortion debate
Last week, a fifth United States (US) Circuit Cout of Appeals reversed a ruling from a lower federal court that…
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Boys deserve equal protection under the law
Earlier this week, Centre for Human Rights, Education, Advice and Assistance (Chreaa) executive director Victor Mhango wrote the State House…
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Strengthen procurement systems, end corruption
A robust and functioning national financial management system requires three components—a strong budget tracking system, an efficient procurement system and…
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