Development
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Kaunjika no new challenge
Can a small fish turn the tide? A desolate tailor shuddered to think about the bleak future of local clothing…
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Bitter side of Kaunjika
Though cheap, unique and readily available, second-hand clothes are an enemy of poor economies. EPHRAIM NYONDO writes. Mondays are always…
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Mapeto DWS—10 years on
It has been 10 years since government privatised David Whitehead and Sons, the only State -owned textile and clothing company.…
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Dressed by foreigners
How did Malawi turn from a nation that could manufacture its own clothing to one that is fully dependent on…
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Girl rescues herself from pre-arranged early marriage
Her uncle would beat her up and with the help of her mother, hide the little girl’s clothes and put…
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Washing away a silent crisis
Why did T/A Kaduya residents sing and dance as Water Wells for Africa drilled boreholes in their midst? JAMES CHAVULA…
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Saving environment with cow dung
Eunice Luhanga, a cook, lit a faint blue flame over one of two gas stoves in a kitchen at…
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Malawi youths and rhetorical leadership
As the country celebrates 49 years of independence on July 6, the role of the youth is becoming questionable, especially…
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Living on the rough edge of a dollar
Workers in Indian and Chinese shops have, in the past few months, staged a number of strikes, demanding their employers…
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Journey to Chitekesa
Government, through the Local Development Fund (LDF), is constructing a rural growth centre in Chitekesa Village, Phalombe. But what is…
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