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Social media and morality
Social media is breaking barriers, providing people an instant way of communication. Social media platforms, including WhatsApp, Twitter and…
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Lessons from HPV Awareness Day
On March 4 2017 in Cape Town, the International Papilloma Virus Society (IPVS) set aside the annual International Human Papillomavirus…
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ACB biting off more than it can chew
At last check, Malawi was rated among the countries with the highest levels of corruption. Now, it might have taken…
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No books for new syllabi
The fact that secondary school teachers are teaching without appropriate tools shows how government is impinging on young Malawians’ right…
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On Mutharika’s Sona
Mr. President, Sir Your State of the National Address (Sona) on Friday was a missed opportunity and it only…
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Lessons from Papillomavirus awareness day
On March 4 2017, the International Papillomavirus Society (IPVS) announced its commitment to raising awareness of human papillomaviruses (HPV)…
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On media freedom and responsibility
World Press Freedom Day is upon us again. Officially on Friday, May 3 2018, the theme is “Keeping Power in…
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What are the bishops saying?
Let those who have ears hear” or “whoever has ears ought to hear”, were phraseological endings of Jesus’ teachings and…
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Revive import substitution
M alawi used to have an import substitution policy which encouraged local buyers to prefer local sourcing of goods to…
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Netball for girls’ empowerment
It is undisputable that Malawi national netball team is one of the best in the world. The just-ended Commonwealth…
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