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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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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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Economise education in Malawi

Economisation of education is promoted by global bodies like the World Bank, and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development…

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The fear of missing out

The fear of missing out (Fomo) is what many people around the world experienced on Monday, October 4 2021, when…

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The economic impact of tollgates

Government recently gazetted and released tollgate fees that vehicles passing through the Blantyre-Lilongwe M1 stretch will be required to pay…

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Curb populism on paralegals

 Politics is a game of numbers. Political decisions often tilt towards popular views, ignoring the bigger picture and substantive matters.…

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Hands off Shakespeare

Last week, a widely shared article titled Enough with Shakespeare questions the relevance of renowned English author William Shakespeare’s writings…

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