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Beyond a stroke of luck
Emmie Katangwe is a God-fearing Malawian, but something terrible happened just when she was going down on her knees in…
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Tears for little Shamila
Seven-year-old Shamila Lewis had just returned from school around 3pm when a stray dog bit her calf muscle, wrist and…
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SandFest unveils CapeStars as official 2026 sponsor
he 2026 Sand Music Festival (SandFest) has unveiled HS Winehouse Hospitality and Beverage company, through its alcoholic spirits brand CapeStars,…
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‘Marep is giving rural majority a raw deal’
It is July 6 2026. A strangely sunny Monday in southern Malawi. The 62nd anniversary of Malawi’s breakaway from Britain…
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‘Smart women sweat’
Smart women sweat, reads the message on Joyce Kafantaye’s T-shirt. All day, the casual wear absorbs sweat as the 40-year-old…
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The Economics of Solidarity: Why Social Stability is Africa’s Greatest Investment Risk
As Africa positions itself as the world’s next major growth frontier, social stability has emerged as a defining determinant of…
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Doctor climbs Sapitwa for spine patients’ sake
From Monday to Friday, Dr Vincent Mkochi spends his days repairing damaged spines, helping people affected by road crashes and…
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When the moon shines
Monday was International Moon Day in commemoration of one of the least appreciated wonders of advancements in astronomy. Our Staff…
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Two prisons in one
At first glance, it is the better side of Malawi’s overcrowded prisons—a tale of two worlds confined behind bars. But…
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Farm lessons from China
Like many Malawians, Veronica Kamkwamba has grown up using a hoe on her 1.6 hectare field in Kasungu District, but…
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