My Turn
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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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Recovering with lasting peace
Every year, September 21 is International Day of Peace—a day devoted to promoting peace. This year, as we continue to…
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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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The clock is ticking
There is no planet B. There is sometimes this notion that the environment is separate from humanity. The environment is…
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Vaccine to boost recovery
Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, many countries, including Malawi, have struggled to mitigate its impact amid limited fiscal…
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Politicking to Canaan
Malawi is among the few countries in sub-Saharan Africa that have witnessed significant improvements in terms of democratisation while struggling…
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Malawi sold for a song
Malawi is blessed with natural resources, good climate, peace and tolerant people. As a nation, we need to take our…
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