My Turn
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There goes an apathetic leader
In 2020, Malawians rejected a sitting president in a court-sanctioned election, with then opposition leader Lazarus Chakwera winning 60 percent…
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Do not take Malawians for granted again
October 2 2025 Greetings from the Munda wa Chitedze Farm where I relocated from the hustle and bustle of your…
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Africa must close trade gaps
Africa does not lack instruments to boost trade within its bounds. Trade conferences convened to open African markets to African…
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Deaf voices matter
You have heard women chanting nothing for us without us just as the youth demand to be around the table…
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Rethink brick fences
In the earlier years, Lilongwe City maintained a sense of openness and connection. Annual Cleanest House competitions by Lilongwe City…
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Crash all, the bill is on us!
Take a spin down almost any Malawian highway and you will see how vandals quietly strip away signs and railings…
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Don’t be used as ‘nkupamame’
Growing up in rural and peri-urban Malawi subjected many of us to the wonders of subsistence farming. At dawn, we…
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Paradox of tobacco pricing
Tobacco continues to be a vital crop in the economy of this country. It remains one of the most organised…
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Why countries must sign treaty to end fossil fuels
In Malawi, we are committed to carving a new path and electrifying our people with a renewable future. Most recently,…
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Biometric verification good, but…
The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) carries the heavy responsibility of ensuring that our elections remain credible, transparent and reflective of…
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