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Why we liked Goodall Gondwe
For the past two weeks or so, our impeccable, irreplaceable, indomitable, indestructible, incomparable, unshakable and unimpeachable leader of delegation, the…
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Goodall… I was there…
Continued from last week… Every year or once or two years’ time we used to have a World Bank team…
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Police, street kids and crime
Streets kids have become a real menace in Blantyre’s central business district (CBD) and residential areas. They have been unleashing…
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Sowing economic seeds in irrigation
Green Belt Authority (GBA) chief executive officer Eric Chidzungu marked a year since taking over the leadership mantle. The relatively…
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Decentralise health spending
Health sector financing, now centralised in district councils, has led to inefficient and ineffective resource allocation and service delivery where…
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Governments are lousy economic players
Last week, a report was presented in Parliament, to the effect that Malawi had lost out on the possibility of…
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Tonse Alliance in self-destruct mode
In June 2020, a few days after the fresh presidential election, I wrote in this very column how the Tonse…
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How DPP has become its own enemy
A fortnight ago, the leadership of the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), through its national disciplinary committee summoned their vice-president…
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Pension for MPs is self-serving, shamelessness
It has been a bad week for the forex, fuel and cement, et cetera-starved Malawi, on the back of a…
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MPs agree, always, on one thing
August 10 2023 M embers of Parliament can be a funny lot. Not funny ha-ha but funny strange! Imagine, the…
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