My Turn
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Don’t be ojiya, party zealots
In every democracy, political parties play a crucial role in shaping governance. However, when party loyalty turns into blind allegiance,…
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Reignite the Flames
The Malawi National Football Team has long been a source of national pride. However, despite occasional flashes of brilliance, including…
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Malawi markets itself as the Warm Heart of Africa, but has been cold-hearted towards its citizens. The tagline pays tribute…
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Reform AIP to build climate resilience
Malawi Government provides subsidised farm inputs as an agricultural boost rather than a social protection policy. The Affordable Inputs Programme…
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Kidney diseases call for action
Every year, March 13 marks the World Kidney Day, a special moment to remember the importance of kidney health and…
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Clergy’s role in general elections
Biblically, the church constitutes people who share common doctrines and religious values. These people are governed by their ordained leaders…
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Guns alone can’t bring peace to DRC
The Democrat i c Republic of Congo has long been a theatre of conflict, with the resurgence of M23 hostilities…
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The ripple effect of US aid pause
The US, as a global economic powerhouse, wields significant influence globally. The policies and decisions made within its borders often…
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Sex is sweet, isn’t it?
Time hardly goes by without hearing of someone in need of help because they have delivered twins or triplets who…
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Teachers Council shouldn’t end UCE
I welcome the Teachers Counci l (TCM) o f Malawi registering , licensing and index ing teachers to raise professional…
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