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When economic crises reinforce each other
Malawi’s economic debate often sounds like a catalogue of separate emergencies: high inflation, a weakening currency, rising debt, persistent fiscal…
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A wake-up from Lands minister
To many Malawians, land is a piece of ground or a bare plot on sale. In broad sense, land includes…
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When parents behave like reckless teenagers!
Our society respects parents. We were told while growing up that parents are like our second God; hence, deserve the…
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The value of restraint, self-control
“In the face of the smallest form of provocation, take a deep breath, think twice and calmly walk away. You…
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My wife ignores me, shouldI find love elsewhere?
Dear BMW, I am 42, married for 15 years and we have three children. My wife, let’s call her LL,…
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Restoring dignity to Malawi’s public health system
On paper, Malawi’s public health system guarantees free care at the point of delivery. In reality, however, that promise has,…
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Inside Malawi’s debt crisis
Malawi’s public debt has climbed back to levels last seen before the landmark 2006 multilateral debt relief — effectively erasing…
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Sona, health, and a call for greaterinvestment in tackling NCDs
The State-of-the-Nation Addre s s (Sona) by President Peter Mutharika last Friday was an important moment in setting the vision…
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Villagers need to think
February 19 2026 Greetings from the Munda wa Chitedze Farm where we relocated from the hustle and bustle of your…
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Au revoir, Shoprite and Game Stores
Before the change we Malawians cried for, for many years, in 1994, we would buy things from South Africa by…
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