EveryWoman
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Whose homework?
I remember when one of my sons was still in primary school. Parents protested about piles of homework their children…
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Be wary of the very internet we need
There is a reason some things are accompanied by age limits. But technology has changed the normal way of doing…
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Innocentia ottober: helps vulnerable women pro bono
For 25 years, Innocentia has helped women and children on a wide range of legal issues such as sex trafficking,…
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Mary Maya: world netball’s heart ambassador
Malawi Queens legend Mary Waya was attending to a phone call when five girls, shimmering in blue-and-white school uniform, nervously…
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It is more than a parent’s responsibility
As per our custom, greeting neighbours or frequent passers-by along our homes has many connotations. For one, the gesture is…
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Malumbo Mtonga: The beauty queen and model
Few years ago, modelling was not taken seriously. Women were scorned and stigmatised for ‘diluting’ our conservative traditions. Malumbo Mtonga,…
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Let us consider boys too
It’s understandable girls face many challenges when growing up. Right in infancy, some have been defiled and sexual predators pursue…
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Monica Chakwera: the first lady of Malawi
From a modest background in Rumphi, the life of Malawi’s First Lady Monica Chakwera turned around owing largely to education.…
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The strong will paves a fruitful way
A strong will always paves the fruitful way—and this is going beyond the saying that goes ‘where there is a…
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Do not throw in the towel, yet
Every genesis of a journey is never smooth. These journeys are across the board—businesses, newborns, love affairs, education, marriages, religious…
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