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A look back at Sand Arts Festival
Last weekend, the Sunbird Nkopola Leisure Centre hosted the first edition of the Sand Arts Festival, the newest baby from…
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In defence of refugees
Over the past three decades, Malawi has embraced the One Africa concept, the relaxing of border controls to facilitate free…
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Do you know your job?
What is your answer when people ask you: “What do you do?” Have you tried to compare your answer with…
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Mzimba chiefs’ war on charcoal
Champhira Forest in Mzimba District is one of the protected reserves under siege from illegal loggers and charcoal producers. To…
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Federalism key to Malawi 2063
First things first. The term ‘federal’ came from a Sanskrit word meaning ‘to unite’. The federal system often exists where…
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Wife, in-law plotting my downfall
Biggie, Were it not for my maid, I would be rotting in jail by now. You see Biggie; this world…
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Let’s try the Uganda model for managing refugees
Refugees. Asylum seekers. Illegal immigrants. Economic immigrants. Economic saboteurs. These are some of the many unpalatable words that have been…
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May, not so lazy a month
May 24 2023 The Standard 8 English textbook once had a poem about two cows chewing and mooing as they…
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Only in Nyasaland do refugees stay like citizens
Some 8 000 refugees are living in rural and urban locations of Malawi, according to the United Nations High Commissioner…
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NAC targetting MSNs, as high risk group
One of the keys in the fight against HIV and Aids is to ensure that the right to access prevention,…
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