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Can budget get us out of the quandary?
That Malawi is at a political crossroads is a no-brainer. The country faces significant political and economic challenges and uncertainties.…
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Guns alone can’t bring peace to DRC
The Democrat i c Republic of Congo has long been a theatre of conflict, with the resurgence of M23 hostilities…
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Why can’t we let the works of your hands speak?
Dear judge Mbadwa, Those who were born several decades ago, when courting was not made simple by technology, knew the…
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I am saved, but hubby loves sexy clothes, what should I do?
Dear BMW, I was the typical sexy wife until 10 months ago when I got saved. I received the Holy…
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Chakwera’s sins of omission
Greetings from the Munda wa Chitedze where everything is in peace, and only harmony reigns supreme. The other Friday, for…
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The ripple effect of US aid pause
The US, as a global economic powerhouse, wields significant influence globally. The policies and decisions made within its borders often…
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The mighty nsima keeps us poor
February 13 2025 Greetings from the Munda wa Chitedze Farm, where I relocated from the hustle and bustle of your…
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Give quantitative data not mere perceptions
The only thing that is new about the recent Afrobarometer findings on the Affordable Input Programme (AIP) is that 63…
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CHRR: 30 years of fighting for human rights in Malawi
On February 2 this year, the Centre for Human Rights and Rehabilitation (CHRR) celebrated 30 years anniversary as one of…
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Police, hear women politicians’ cry on violence
Political participation is a democratic right at the disposal of all citizens, male and female. Yet, as the election fever…
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