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Teachers’ council should end UCE
T he much-awaited Teachers Council of Malawi is finally here and has embarked on cleansing the teaching profession by asking…
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Quick ways to boost domestic revenue
Malawi faces an economic dilemma to increase its annual tax earnings and reduce domestic spending on allowances. Addressing these challenges…
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Are demonstrations toxic now?
De m o n s t r a t i o n s constitute a sign of maturing democracy, where…
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Malawi needs an innovation ministry
From bustling urban markets to rural trading centers, the nation’s resilience is evident. Drive through any township and you will…
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Parliament needs land committee
Land is fundamental to Malawi’s growth and stability. It influences where we live, production, development and how we plan for…
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Road carnage requires action
The World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims was officially established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2005.…
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Who is the MEC chair?
D emocratic Progressive Party (DPP) calls for the resignation of Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) chairperson, Judge Anabel Mtalimanja, alleging that…
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Nomads, where is your might?
It is hard to be a supporter of Mighty Wanderers Football Club these days. The once-mighty Nomads, who were widely…
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Building bright futures for Malawi
In the quiet villages across Malawi, dawn brings the patter of small feet as children walk to classrooms that are…
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Another side of black tax
It is often said, “send your children to school so that they may help you in times of need.” In…
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