My Turn
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Regulate health workers
To provide quality healthcare, doctors, medical laboratory professionals and other healthcare professionals are regulated by the Medical Council of Malawi…
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Rescuing civil society from State capture
The concept of State capture largely borrows its meaning from the behaviour of business elites who exert influence on operations…
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Out devil, devil in
There is something curious about change. Change really changes, yet it is ironic. There is an adage that the only…
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Msce results system smothers newcomers
When it comes to the Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) examination results, the Malawi National Examinations Board (Maneb) might…
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Soya for economic growth
Soya bean is set to become the next big thing in Malawi’s agriculture if well harnessed. It spins innumerable benefits…
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Access to safe, affordable medicine
As 2022 unfolds with many promising aspirations for Africa, the African Medicines Agency’s (AMA) operationalisation will certainly be one to…
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Disability and disasters
The 2018 national census shows that there are 1 734 250 persons with disabilities in Malawi, representing about 11.6 percent…
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Peace needs stronger institutions
On March 22, the Malawi Parliament chalked a milestone by passing the Peace and Unity Bill. Albeit debate on the…
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End Malawi’s agri-paradox
Sometimes, it takes some uncompromising circumstances to realise missed opportunities. Malawi has been a perennial preacher of the gospel of…
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Fight for common good
For decades, Malawians have demonstrated indifference or little interest to question people in power. This indifference, also called timidity, has…
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