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Govt ignore innovation
T he Malawi University of Science and Technology (Must) has come up with innovations that turn waste into electrical energy—to…
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Forests burn as smoke-free policies pile
Government’s failure to promote alternative source of cooking energy is putting pressure on the already depleted forests as the demand…
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Low awareness slows uptake for alternatives
TMbvundula shows some LPG productshere is a flourishing business in the energy sector, especially for those trading in sustainable cooking…
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Too close to the sun
‘Why do countries fail?’ is a question that preoccupies leaders, scholars and development planners all the time. There might be…
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There is no hero—all Malawians are heroes
Early this year, Malawi experienced the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic and Malawi was hit hard and in the…
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Malawi police at 100: Is it rebranding?
This year, Malawi Police Service (MPS) clocks 100 years serving the nation. Our staff writer EDWIN NYIRONGO talks with police…
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‘Abortion law won’t influence behaviour’
The proposal to have a liberalised abortion law has met stiff resistance. While the proposed law only allows abortion in…
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Cotton production on downward trajectory
Continued reduction of cotton production is going to affect growth of the sector, the Cotton Council of Malawi has said.…
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In favour or not of proportional representation
The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has conducted a number of by-elections following deaths of some legislators and counsellors. Covid-19-related deaths…
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‘We want a unified, patriotic and active citizenry’
Q A lot has been said about the ministry; with some indicating that it is just meant to appease you.…
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