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‘School violence reflects howchildren are being raised’
From May this year, the country has witnessed at least 19 incidents of violence in both public and private secondary…
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Cyber bullying: When logging in becomes a risk for girls
This year’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence launched on November 25 with a focus on ending digital gender-based…
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Hidden cost of kabaza crashes
Malawi’s health sector is already stretched thin. Almost half of our health spending estimated at 47 percent comes from donors,…
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GBV outlives 16-day activism
The ending of every year is a busy season not just because of the countdown to Christmas and New Year.…
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I am worried, confused over her
BMW, First, l must apologise for seeking your wisdom so late at night. This happened since I work odd hours…
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Let us end digital violence
16 days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, whose theme is: “Unite to End Digital Violence Against all Women and Girls,…
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Cyber bullying: When logging in becomes a risk for girls
This year’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence launched on Tuesday with a focus on ending digital gender-based violence…
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Taxes climb, public funds keep disappearing
The government has introduced a new wave of taxes in the Mid-Year Budget in a bid to stabilise an economy…
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Career development lessons from Shell
The Royal Dutch Shell, a global oil company and one of the biggest three in their industry is reputed for…
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The crisis of unsafe abortion in Malawi: When human rights are denied, women and girls die
When Tadala Zindawa**, (21) from Tata village in Lilongwe’s Chitukula area, fell pregnant while in secondary school, she was overcome…
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