My Turn
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A capital without a museum
In physical or urban planning, there is recognition that a capital city should represent the imagery, aspirations and perhaps pretensions…
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Reflection on nursing profession
T he 72nd World Health Assembly designated the year 2020 as the International Year of the Nurse and The Midwife…
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Special needs teachers are suffering
From a distance, a regular teacher can think and assume that special needs education is a well-paying profession. Actually, most…
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We are all sick in the head
Two weeks ago, I woke up to some shocking news that a five-month-old baby was defiled by a 31-year-old man…
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Safeguarding girls from sexual violence
As the country observes the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), the rising cases of sexual violence on…
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Early tests saves babies
All new parents want their baby to be healthy, but some birth abnormalities are only detected later in life. This…
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Early tests saves babies
All new parents want their baby to be healthy, but some birth abnormalities are only detected later in life. This…
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Learning as usual not an option
One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world. These words by Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala…
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Small but big business
Last Friday, Mangochi played host to the 10th annual conference organised by the Malawi Institute of Procurement and Supply (Mips).…
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Funding universal health coverage
Covid-19 has reminded me of the story of Honduras’ bridge to nowhere. A story is told of River Choruteca, where…
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