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Free secondary education, a bittersweet
President Peter Mutharika has taken a bold step forward. Come January 2026, secondary education will be free for all students…
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Why women ignore red flags
Women by their nature and vulnerability believe they are always in a race against time. They worry as their biological…
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The High cost of purgatory: Nyasaland’s political Guantanamo
Dear Judge Mbadwa, My Lord, the expression “political Guantanamo’ has long ceased being a mere rhetorical flourish in Nyasaland; it…
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Can’t rise to the occasion with wifey, should I leave her?
Dear BMW, I have been married for 14 years and we have six children. Some eight years ago, I started…
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You got our votes to think!
Folks, two things this week reminded us where Malawi’s politics stands and how power is fast tilting toward the DPP.…
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APM should declare “state of catastrophe” now or never
In our delegation, comprising our esteemed indefatigable unimpeachable Professor Ms Joyce Befu, MG 66, MEGA-1, and us, her faithful boots…
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Letter from 16-year-old girl
Greet ings f rom the Munda wa Chitedze Fa r m w h e r e I relocated from the…
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Election tech helps democracy work
First, let me congratulate Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika for his overwhelming victory of the 16th September, 2025 General Elections with…
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The legislative lobotomy: A dispatch from Nyasaland’s Chamber of Echoes
By John Citizen Dear Judge Mbadwa, I watched the five-day orientation for Nyasaland’s newly elected Members of the Legislative Assembly…
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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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