My Turn
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Rethinking our food system
The way we produce, consume and discard food is no longer sustainable. The new UN climate change report warns that…
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Enhancing trees survival
The effects of climate change are already being felt in Africa on human health, livelihoods, food productivity, water availability and…
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Community radio matters
Community radio stations have a great a role in enhancing development and democracy at community and national level. Radio informs…
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Invest in teacher training
P eople say teaching is a noble profession, but I do not see any sense of nobility in the profession…
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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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