My Turn
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Malawi can stop the plunder
The recent arrests by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) over the alleged plunder of billions of kwachas at the Greenbelt Authority…
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My take on short-termism
Recently, the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (Mubas) School of Business and Economic Sciences in Blantyre hosted a…
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Are creators ready for big pay?
The debate around social media monetisation in Malawi is gaining momentum as local digital content creators remain on the sidelines…
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India’s Republic Day
Every nation has defining moments that shape its values and future. For India, January 26 marks not only the adoption…
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Broken promises, captured leaders and delayed reforms
Malawi’s crisis did not emerge overnight. It is a cumulative outcome of broken political contracts, weak institutions and a development…
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Bursting property pricing bubble
Malawi is currently facing a deepening housing crisis as evidenced by rising demand, limited supply and rapidly escalating property prices.…
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Why your airtime vanishes fast
Have you ever heard of Wangiri scams? Across Malawi, a common complaint is heard in homes, markets, buses, and offices:…
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Hidden cost of kabaza crashes
Malawi’s health sector is already stretched thin. Almost half of our health spending estimated at 47 percent comes from donors,…
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GBV outlives 16-day activism
The ending of every year is a busy season not just because of the countdown to Christmas and New Year.…
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The crisis of unsafe abortion in Malawi: When human rights are denied, women and girls die
When Tadala Zindawa**, (21) from Tata village in Lilongwe’s Chitukula area, fell pregnant while in secondary school, she was overcome…
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