Lorraine Lusinje
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Witchcraft woes
In 2016, four people were murdered in a village in Neno on suspicion of practising witchcraft. There were other incidents…
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The illusion of competence
Competence is considered the ability to execute something successfully while an illusion is a deceptive impression of something. It therefore…
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Reinvesting our energies
I read this motivating book by our very own Daniel Dunga, titled Grit. It was exciting to read such a…
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The key is focus
Whether you think you can or whether you think you can’t, you are right. – Henry Ford A new year…
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Eat your critics for lunch
Almost every individual has at one or more points in their lives received criticisms from someone. People are usually more…
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Eat your critics for lunch
Almost every individual has at one or more points in their lives received criticisms from someone. People are usually more…
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Reinvesting our energies
I read this motivating book by our very own Daniel Dunga, titled Grit. It was exciting to read such a…
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The invisible effect of Covid-19
Covid-19 has shocked the world. Within a short period life has changed with an intensity unmatched. Many countries in the…
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The battle with retrogressive ‘traditions’
I always muse about how far Malawi would have developed and innovated if we were to have that integral sense…
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Seize the moment
One thing the Covid-19 pandemic has taught the world is that change comes, adversity comes and many of the times…
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