The Statesman
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Leave political violence behind
When we chased away the single-party dictatorship in 1994, singing freedom songs, most of us believed that the nightmare we…
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You got our votes to think!
Folks, two things this week reminded us where Malawi’s politics stands and how power is fast tilting toward the DPP.…
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Honourable new MP, deliver or…
This week, 224 candidates who won the September 16 parliamentary race flooded the Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe…
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Reactivate public reforms
Five years ago, Malawians elected a president who campaigned on a bold promise of national transformation. But in his quest…
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Reactivate public reforms
Five years ago, Malawians elected a president who campaigned on a bold promise of national transformation. But in his quest…
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Choosing between a rock and hard place
Folks, next Tuesday’s general elections are interesting given that the two front-runners, MCP and DPP, have both let the people…
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We have a Disability Manifesto, too
This week, some activists showed up at the offices of President Lazarus Chakwera, former president Joyce Banda and UTM leader…
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Let’s wait and see!
We are in a political-alliances season, where yesterday’s sworn enemies suddenly find each other charming, and principles are as bendable…
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Convince us with service
Malawi is abuzz with politics, again. Not because there is anything new under the sun, but because the usual suspects…
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Convince us with service
Malawi is abuzz with politics, again. Not because there is anything new under the sun, but because the usual suspects…
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