Richard Chirombo
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Distorted at source, the pain of moving in circles: Part 2
Well, I expected the government to come up with an immediate solution. Instead, it is busy talking about the future.…
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Development the community empowerment way
In Zomba and Machinga districts, residents seem to have realised that, if they do nothing about their problems, no one…
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Long road towards human rights respect
Hannibal Uwaifo may not be Malawian but, for the little time he has been to Malawi, has made a quick…
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Distorted at source, the pain of moving in circles: Part 1
Malawi, Dear Pain, seems to be a fault waiting to be traced. Like, seriously, where does it happen that people…
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Taming a wayward generation
I, Dear Pain, thought students were back to their senses now; I was wrong. Despite that, the country has been…
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Malawi’s vain promises on ending poverty
July 6 1964 is such a long time. I mean, such a long time without tangible progress. Despite having the…
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Stitching rugged power supply belt
Uncharacteristic. The effects of what has for so long been regarded as a local problem in Malawi, namely power outages,…
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Peter Machilika’s wake-up whip for Africa
Pain is, it seems, universal. While it is always pleasant to share the cake, sometimes, it simply becomes impossible to…
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58 years of pain
When the freedom fighters, in this case nationalists, were fighting for the freedom of this land, Malawi, they did not…
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The old, the new meet in ‘The Rising Voices’
There are many things to expect from The Rising Voices poetry anthology which, like a mantrap, is ready to grab…
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