My Turn
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Delayed justice affects CSOs, litigants
If you or your organisation have been involved in litigation, you are undoubtedly aware that it is a lengthy process.…
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Progress on tropical neglected diseases
I was blind, but now I see.” This is what Vainesi, from Salima District in Malawi’s Central Region, said after…
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Surviving on lies in democracy
The chanting of ‘we want change! we want change!’ in 1992 was a sweet melody to those that had suffered…
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Public service digitisation challenges
As Malawi looks forward to 2063, it is clear that digitalisation is one key enabler to this great vision of…
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Are we ready for localisation?
As the year starts for most international non-governmental organisations (NGOs) it is the time to open funding cycles for prospective…
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For better mobility in cities
Worldwide, most developing countries are experiencing rapid urbanisation due to among others, rural-urban migration and natural increase. Usually, urbanisation demands…
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Appeal for sanitary pads to learners
Women constitute a greater part of Malawi’s population (about 51 percent). Yet this gender suffers stereotypes that limit their space…
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Waste management for better health
The Ministry of Education announced that due the increase of cholera cases, schools in Lilongwe and Blantyre will not be…
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Politics of skills economy
In today’s rapidly changing and increasingly competitive job market, it is important for individuals to understand the forces at play…
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Cholera through a gender lens
Safe water and sanitation are public health basics the nation requires to overcome cholera and other waterborne diseases during the…
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