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Rethinking city governance, food hygiene
The population in most cities across sub-Saharan Africa is growing rapidly. Due to population pressure, governments are struggling to ensure…
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Some practices are illogical and need to change
I recently stepped into the premises of a certain service provider, eager to secure a new connection. To my surprise,…
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Hubby has too many single female friends
Dear BMW, My man has a tonne of single female friends, all in their 20’s. He is 50! I don’t…
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Girls trapped in sex web
In the heart of Lilongwe, an intergenerational sex web is thickening, s i l ent l y s h a…
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I have been domesticated
Dear BMW, I think in this world some of our upbringing or the privilege we had in early life comes…
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‘You are a bad influence on my partner’
Let’s be honest, every relationship comes with its own challenges. We’re talking differences in lifestyle, food preferences, religious beliefs and…
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28 years on, still living the lies of fairytales
Four days from today, May 14, will be a holiday in Malawi. This is the day the whole country stops…
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Dead Aid: Why the uproar now?
We, the Africans, particularly the African intelligentsia, are funny people. Extremely funny. Sometime self-contradicting. Sometimes masochist. All this time we…
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Journalism must win, always
May 8 2025 Greetings from the Munda wa Chitedze Farm where I relocated from the hustle and bustle of your…
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We, not Kamuzu, struggle with Chichewa
A fortnight ago, I chanced upon a provocative piece in an online publication boldly asserting that Malawi’s founding president, Dr.…
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