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Girls in school go pink
The afternoon sun was already scorching, draping Blantyre Secondary School campus in a soft golden glow. But that day, the…
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Teen triumphs in safe abortion ruling, dares new MPs to act
A minor who challenged a law that forces sexual assault survivors to keep unwanted pregnancies wants newly elected lawmakers to…
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From Lilongwe to Beijing with lessons
On a warm Wednesday evening in Lilongwe, the Chinese Embassy marked the 76th anniversary of the founding of the People’s…
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Mothers hard at work
On October 15, Malawi was buzzing with tributes to the invaluable contributions of mothers. The Mother’s Day holiday spilled to…
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Bureau takes legal aid to Nkhata Bay
In May this year, murmurs erupted in the interiors of Mzuzu Courthouse when senior resident magistrate Godfrey Nyirenda acquitted three…
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Rodney dreams big after beating cancer
Rodney Gowero was nine years old in May 2022 when a swollen face, persistent stomachaches and nausea turned out to…
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Brains behind Lunjika-Eswazini earth road
In Mzimba District, the name Kalanje is synonymous with the 13-kilometre Lunjika-Eswazini Road. This is a tribute to Damaseke Kalanje…
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Project transforms farmers’ proceeds
In the rural territory of Chief Mwankhunikira in Rumphi District, some 115 groundnuts farmers who once struggled with market instability…
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University hostels or no man’s land?
It has emerged that as public universities in Malawi grapple to provide decent accommodation for students, the degrading conditions are…
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Rethink immigration detention laws
The author is a specialist in migration, diplomacy, and conflict resolution. In every country, there comes a moment when quiet…
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