Feature of the Week
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Living positively amid Covid-19
Maurine Phiri was diagnosed with HIV at the age of 10, but the 25-year-old has lived with the virus that…
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Expanding higher learning
As online learning becomes easy to reach, it is becoming old-fashioned for young Malawians to brag about their ‘university corridors’…
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Two siblings miss in government hands
Margret Bwanali is a 62-year-old widow living in the remotest part of Area 24 in Lilongwe City. She is a…
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Community policing extraordinaire
To some, he is the defender. To others, he is the enemy. But to communities in Traditional Authority (T/A) Maseya…
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Of bloodsuckers myth: Watching diplomatic row erupt!
We are in trouble! Secretary for Foreign Affairs Ben Botolo is at pains to explain to Maputo how two Mozambican…
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In search for a Malawian response to Covid-19
We are living in one of those rare moments in which the rich and the poor of the global north…
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Menstruation agonies of the girl child
Jennifer (not real name) is a Form Two girl at Ngowe Community Day Secondary School (CDSS) who missed classes the…
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It’s not far away from Malawi
It takes just two hours for a planeload of people from South Africa to touch down in Lilongwe or Blantyre.…
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Which way? Federal, Rotational or Proportional?
Harriet Nyondo of Mwenechendo under Traditional Authority (T/A) Mwabulambia in Chitipa, who on October 21 2016 gave birth to her…
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Giving teen mothers second chance
On September 16 2019 four teen girls arrived at Masambanjati Primary School in Thyolo South—two years after they dropped out…
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