My Turn
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Education reforms for Africa
A frica has the world’s fastest-growing youth population, with 60 percent of its inhabitants aged below 24. However, Unesco reports…
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Hear me, dear women
We often hear in the media of women who have risen to certain statuses being compared to each other or…
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Elections and sustainable development
In any democracy, elections are one of the indicators of people’s participation and freedom to decide their destiny. The wind…
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Rethinking food systems
T he way we produce, consume and discard food is no longer sustainable. That much is clear from the recent …
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Church’s role in ending GBV
In the just-ended 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence, a call was made to all Malawians to report…
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Women under attack
Seven days after the Universal 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence, we have received with sadness, a report of…
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Christmas in the late seventies
Bigger and taller Every time I visit my home these days, I have noticed that the things that used to…
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Protection of rights of persons with albinism
Albinism is defined as a rare, non-contagious, genetically inherited condition present at birth which results in a lack of pigmentation…
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Thoughts on PAC new exco
December 19 2019 So, the Public Affairs Committee (PAC) on Wednesday ushered in a new executive! The election saw Monsignor…
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Late salary payment, other obligations
Recruiting best employees is an exciting milestone for any organisation. One of the most important obligations when you hire employees…
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