My Turn
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How women fan patriarchy
As gender-based violence (GBV) cases are rising, religious and traditional leaders are taking unconventional ways to deal with it. It…
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Strengthening science for policymaking
When the first academy of the sciences was established in Rome in 1603, its founders called it the Accademia dei…
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Institutionalise arts
The government should operationalise the Cultural Policy approved six years ago to institutionalise the creative sector, which remains disjointed. There…
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Lessons from Derek Chauvin case
The recent trial of a former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin who was convicted of killing a 46-year-old black man,…
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Ending malaria is possible
We mark World Malaria Day on April 25. This year’s theme was Zero Malaria—Draw the Line against Malaria. This is…
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Tracing Malewezi’s walks
April 22 2021 Last Saturday, the skies fell on our heads, as former Vice-President Justin Malewezi passed on. He was…
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They couldn’t breathe
The week-ending has come with some sweet tidings for the entertainment and arts sector following some news and developments that…
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Controlling bladder cancer
Bladder cancer is one of the top 10 most severe cancers killing Malawians. It attacks the body part that holds…
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Honour Malewezi posthumously
The death of former Vice-President Justin Chimera Malewezi has left the nation in great disbelief and shock. A well of…
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A cry of an up-and-coming musician
It is clear at this point that technology has greatly changed how music is consumed. The Web has bridged the…
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