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Some things are best left alone
In life, there are and will be people; and things that are not meant to change. You can try everything…
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Our tobacco market should turn to China
The news that over or nearly 90 percent of our tobacco has been rejected by the buyers at the Auction…
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Malawi’s mental state
May 21, 2026 On October 10 every year, Malawi joins the rest of the world in commemorating World Mental Health…
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How far with public sector reforms?
Six years ago, Malawians elected a leader who built his powerful presidential bid on grand transformation promises. But because he…
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Comedic, yet tragic, game of ‘who found it first’
Deeply unsettling contradictions between the Malawi Defence Force (MDF) and the Malawi Police Service (MPS) at the Nthungwa forest crash…
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Malawians, who has bewitched us as a nation?
In Galatians 3:1, the Apostle Paul asked a painful question: “You foolish Galatians! Who has bewitched you?” Today, that same…
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Mining strategy promising, but…
Malawi, through the Reserve Bank of Malawi and mining-sector authorities, is increasingly exploring gold purchases and broader mineral-sector expansion as…
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Declare mob justice an emergency
On April 5 2024, Parliament passed the Older Persons Act. The landmark law criminalises abuse of elder persons, establishes protection…
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Victor Cheng on overcoming self-limiting
With this tough economy before us, everyone wants to move from surviving to thriving. One of the things that deter…
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Mob justice is an emergency
I have sat with grandmothers who sleep with their shoes on because they were warned that the whole village might…
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