My Turn
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There is life after elections
W ith just a month to the polling day, the build-up to the September 16 General Election has reached a…
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Where were youths at their summit?
The Malawi National Youth Summit held in Lilongwe early this month was a highly anticipated event.Held under the theme Harnessing…
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Switch to output-based subsidy
The Affordable Inputs Programme (AIP) was designed to enhance crop productivity and food security by subsidising fertiliser and seed. Despite…
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A future of choice:Empower the youth
Imagine a Malawi where every young person can decide when to start a family, to access health services without stigma…
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Youths gambling with their future
A distraught father shared a heart-wrenching story with me yesterday: His teenage daughter, once known for her quiet demeanour and…
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Libraries not just for exam preps
Libraries not just for exam preps A few days ago, I took myself on a simple sel f -date to…
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Tribalism root of poor leadership
Malawi, often celebrated for its warm-hearted people and breathtaking landscapes, remains stuck in deeply entrenched tribalism.Tribe-related favouritism and discrimination has…
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Politicking with poverty
With six decades of sovereignty, have you ever wondered why Malawi, our country, is undeniably stuck in poverty? It is…
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Believe in Mvera Smart City
Back in secondary school, an art teacher instructed my class to draw the devil falling from heaven. He handed out…
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Invest in children’s future
As we celebrate the Day of the African Child, we are reminded of the immense potential that lies within Malawi’s…
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