My Turn
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Lake Malombe spurs rural growth
The fisheries sector represents a potential pathway out of poverty for many smallholder fishers in Malawi. Fishing is the major…
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Indirect war on corruption
In June, the International Anti-Corruption Summer Academy in Austria organised a short training themed Science Meets Practice which offered numerous…
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English mutes MPs
I t is undeniable that English is not a measure of intelligence, but just an official language in the country.…
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Kondwani Nyasulu
Lead poisons many body organs, particularly in children. Once inhaled or ingested, lead is distributed to all parts—including liver, kidneys…
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Secrecy over oil search
With low transparency and accountability in the extractive industry, Malawians are not aware of agreements in mining contracts and oil…
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Smoke out money laundering
Cross-border financial flows are relevant for emerging markets as they integrate with the rest of the world. This link enables…
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Tata Madiba at 101
Y esterday, July 18, marked the 101st birthday of Africa’s greatest statesman,political liberator and anti-Apartheid struggle icon Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela.…
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The state of my nation
M alawi is back to square one. In May, Malawi Electoral Commission announced the re-election of President Peter Mutharika in…
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Green space for liveable cities
Aliveable city in Africa is almost wholly associated with physical infrastructure. Yet, urban green infrastructures are increasingly being recognised worldwide…
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Value education ends corruption
This year, the country commemorated the International Anti-Corruption Day under the theme Youth Involvement in Corruption Fight: A Sustainable Path…
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