My Turn
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The growing pains of Malawi
The wretched state of Malawi’s development is visible from the sky, more so as you approach Kamuzu International Airport from…
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What do I have to offer Dr Chakwera?
The ‘presidential’ ballot paper for the 2014 Tripartite Elections is now almost complete. As things now stand, President Joyce…
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Africa and China for health progress
In a previous life when I was a national i m u n i s a t i o n…
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On Malawi’s Economic Recovery Plan
Much is expected of the Economic Recovery Plan (ERP), but as citizens have we seen much? How long will it…
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Agoa: An opportunity for Obama to define his Africa legacy
Everyone stands to gain if Africa can sustain and accelerate its progress in tackling poverty and finding jobs for its…
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K21m for two-bedroomed house?
On July 2, 2013 in Lilongwe Area 49 Sector 5, Malawi President Joyce Banda laid a foundation stone on the…
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Demanding dignity for teachers
They say if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys, and I add; if the peanuts come late, you do not…
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Good governance and development
As Malawians are heading towards the 2014 Tripartite Elections, in which they will vote for a president, member of…
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Review vocational skills training
As the 2013 International Youth Day approaches on August 12, it is important to reflect on issues that are affecting…
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Coming home or moving on?
I hate to open old wounds or bring up a hurtful past. But the topic at hand goes against my belief…
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