Off the Shelf
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Of demos and police state of capture
With General Elections less than six months away, it is naïve to expect the country’s governing party, the Malawi Congress…
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The Bushiris should go nowhere
From the gusto and bravado with which South African author i t i es have been pursuing Prophet Shepherd Bushiri…
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Can budget get us out of the quandary?
That Malawi is at a political crossroads is a no-brainer. The country faces significant political and economic challenges and uncertainties.…
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Give quantitative data not mere perceptions
The only thing that is new about the recent Afrobarometer findings on the Affordable Input Programme (AIP) is that 63…
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Trump in the eyes of two people
How would you describe US president Donald Trump from his tenure as the 45th president of the US and since…
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Opposition are part of the problem
The blame-game on the poor turnout for the supplementary voter registration currently underway has been making headlines. As usual, opposition…
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PAC that keeps rising from dead
From the Public Af fairs Committee (PAC’s) mission, one learns that this is one of the country’s key civil society…
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Usi spoiling for a fight for visibility, political relevance
This week it has all been about UTM Party and its embattled former party leader Michael Usi. This followed Usi’s…
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Much ado about nothing
Some opposition gurus are better known for their rabble-rousing than as political leaders with a solid agenda to raise the…
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Much ado about nothing
Some opposition gurus are better known for their rabble-rousing than as political leaders with a solid agenda to raise the…
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