My Turn
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Overhaul Kamuzu Stadium
If news that it is only the artificial turf that will be repaired at the dilapidated Kamuzu Stadium and not…
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Of councils and jobless youth
A Nigerian girl once wrote former president Olusegun Obasanjo: “I am worried and constrained to write you this letter because…
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A battle Malawians must win
In July, I attended a Public Affairs Committee (PAC) meeting in Zomba to brief journalists on the efforts being…
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End court strikes permanently
In this democratic State, how far can the fundamental rights provided in the Constitution be violated, limited, implemented and defended…
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Let JB come back
No one is above the law. Rule of law presupposes that one is innocent until proven guilty by a…
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Home isn’t waiting for you
I first left my home country when I was a wide-eyed 16 -year-old and headed off to a highly selective pre-University…
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Reject bad leadership
The Star is one of the oldest and highly respected newspapers in Johannesburg, South Africa. If you are a Malawian…
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Power blackouts need a blackout
You do not need to be a prophet to prophecy when your area will experience a power blackout. Not…
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Reflecting on industrial actions
The industrial actions that have rocked the country in the recent past have exposed how managers are stiffly committed…
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On political party governance
Some of the trending stories in the papers in the recent past have been about occurrences in the opposition. News…
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