My Turn
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Curbing cybercrimnals II
Malawi is one country that has no comprehensive legal framework on cybercrime. Most of the country’s criminal laws were enacted…
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Transformation of public service
On April 11 2013, President Joyce Banda made an amazing but not surprising revelation. She was presiding over the inauguration…
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On radio listening clubs, development
The sustainable development school of thought asserts that meaningful development is attainable only to the extent that the process to…
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Population growth and environment
For the past two years, I have been harbouring ideas to start sharing with the Malawi nation information on why…
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On legalising abortion
A lot of well-informed people have made different plausible arguments on the issue of making abortion legal. I appreciate that…
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Distance learning in Third World countries
In addition to university course projects, there are a variety of distance learning resources that are working to reach the…
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Distance learning for Third World countries
Distance learning resources, including massive open online courses (MOOCs), open textbooks, and mobile learning tools, bring first-world education to the…
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On Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
When you see a beautiful building beside Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH), down the Malaria Project in Blantyre, what goes…
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Towards an HIV-free generation
Late last month, Elizabeth Glaser Paediatric Aids Foundation (Egpaf) launched a new five-year programme to improve HIV services and strengthen…
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AU to develop Chichewa
The African Union (AU) has chosen Chichewa as one of the African languages to be developed. The decision to develop…
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