My Turn
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It’s time to end TB
In 2018, at the first-ever United Nations High Level Meeting on TB, world leaders agreed upon a political declaration, United…
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Revisiting ICT for education
The devastating impact of Covid-19 goes beyond the over 2.5 million deaths globally. Tens of thousands of businesses have also…
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Reflecting on women, leadership (part 2)
Continued from Friday Malawian women must also equally lead in the informal economy where most of them are employed. While…
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Reflecting on women, leadership (part 1)
March is the month of women. International Women’s Day is annually celebrated on March 8. The largest global policy agenda-setting…
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Make her count in Covid fight
In January, a second wave of Covid-19 shook southern African countries—the continent’s hardest hit region, which has started receiving vaccines…
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Women land rights dilemma
F or many Malawians, land is an indispensable source of food and income–their only inheritance. The United Nations’ Food and…
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Unmasking Covid-19 vaccine
Globally, as of March 1 2021, there have been 114 million Covid-19 cases with 64.4 million recoveries. Sadly, 2.53 million…
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Tackling global slowdowns
The world has experienced dramatic challenges that require a common approach that addresses multiple crises within a short time. These…
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On Covid vaccine liability
Producers of Covid-19 vaccines and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have agreed to pass on the risk of vaccine failure…
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Youths’ role in developing economy
There is no doubt that the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic are being felt by both the young and the…
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