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Misrule ruins economies, public trust
Malawi is grappling with fiscal, legal, and governance failures that undermine public confidence, social cohesion and economic stability. This reflects…
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Peg students loans to grades
Education is an investment and securing funding for this life-changing investiment can be challenging for vulnerable students. In Malawi, student…
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Is he sincere?
BMW, I should have been celebrating that my son passed his examinations with flying colours as he has been selected…
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Abortion from St Gianna Molla’s view
Every pregnancy should be a moment of joy, the beginning of new life. Yet, some women and girls face the…
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Thoughts as time flies
Greetings from the Munda wa Chitedze Farm where I relocated from the hustle and bustle of your city. Peace and…
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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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A call for collective leadership
The myth of the singular saviour-leader has dominated our political imagination for too long. We are constantly promised that one…
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Fixed about my son’s graduation
son’s graduation Biggie, Of late I have been following graduation ceremonies and I am really getting worried. Well, I went…
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I am pregnant with your child…
In today’s relationships, intimacy is no longer a sacred act reserved for marriage. Despite the constant reminders from religious leaders,…
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Information starvation abounds on Malawian Roads
One sun-drenched afternoon, whilst journeying from Lilongwe back to Blantyre, I opted for the bypass route. Departing from Old Town,…
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