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Political Violence: Threat to democracy’s hard-won gains
Political violence and intolerance reared an ugly face again on Wednesday when some overzealous and probably politically connected hooligans hacked…
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My wife cheated on me, twice!
Big Man Wamkulu, this is a distress call from a man who has pushed between a rock and a hard,…
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Should you tell a child that their dad rejected them?
When two consenting adults get intimate, the expectation is to own up to consequences of their choices—including raising a child…
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Of demos and police state of capture
With General Elections less than six months away, it is naïve to expect the country’s governing party, the Malawi Congress…
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Tenth estate report to Edward Chitsulo, Esq
Moya,That season of the year is here again when we calendared to do some self-introspection and give you a report…
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French thoughts, bring us a Traore
March 20 2025 Greetings from the Munda wa Chitedze Farm where peace, and only peace, reigns supreme. You see, the…
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Lessons from Oxford’s Prof DJE—Part II
Last week, we discussed five of the top 10 lessons that I learnt from my doctoral supervisor Professor David James…
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Reform AIP to build climate resilience
Malawi Government provides subsidised farm inputs as an agricultural boost rather than a social protection policy. The Affordable Inputs Programme…
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Are video calls a sign of love or mistrust?
Sometime in 2024, I attended a funeral. I observed a woman who did not leave her phone alone. Once in…
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Development is not an event, but a process
Kayerekera is gearing up to reignite its uranium extraction operations by the end of the year, a move recently hinted…
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