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CoP26: The train is moving
I n a year marked by uncertainty and mistrust, CoP26, the conference of parties to the United Nations climate change…
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Are breathalysers Covid-19 safe?
The Malawi Police Service has stepped up its efforts in road accident prevention by, among others, cracking a whip on…
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Internal audit will be different
From November 4 to 7, the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Malawi held its annual lakeshore conference at Sun ‘N’…
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Different names, same character
Elections are an opportunity for members of any society to choose their leaders with the belief that the elected individuals…
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Embrace digital identity
This article examines the findings of a study on digital identity inclusion to distribute research findings at both local and…
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Annuity or lump sum?
Some sections of Malawians took to social media to discuss the proposed amendment to the Pensions Act. I have followed…
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Understanding human rights application in Malawi
Accredited human rights writer, James W. Nickel, defines human rights as basic claims, demands or entitlements and guarantees which are…
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Private sector role in post-Covid growth
Until the Covid-19 pandemic struck, Malawi was on the move. With the right policies and investments, the country could get…
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What’s Next for Phungu Joseph Nkasa?
On October 18, Zodiak Broadcasting Station aired a heart-rending tale of alleged grand deceit and predatory presidents. Musician Joseph Nkasa…
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Respect environmental law
Residents of Lilongwe City are happy with several road projects underway, including the government-funded six lane and two-way Road Kenyatta…
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