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Here we go again
With Stephen Dakalira: The chaotic scenes in Johannesburg, South Africa {RSA) are upon us once again and as is usually…
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Toilet the bank
With Marcus Muhariwa: It must have been in 2015 when a news article was carried in one of the papers…
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Parking crisis in Blantyre
With Lorraine Lusinje: “Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are…
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Cool down, please!
The political tension is still high in the country. As I write this, there were talks this week between the…
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Thinking Development
By Christopher Guta, PhD At independence, Malawi’s population was around four million. Using the search words ‘Malawi Population Clock’ on…
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Home and dry in Rainbow Nation
Sometimes, it pays to look at the world –and everything in it; people, wild animals, domesticated animals, trees, grass, clouds,…
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Sad week in Africa
With Tsibweni Chalo The xenophobic attacks in South Africa, which have been targeting foreign African nationals, speak volumes about a…
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Islam allows abortion in cases of rape
Continued from last week If it is confirmed in the early period of pregnancy that a foetus suffers from a…
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Are we that sleepy?
South Africa made embarrassing headlines when it was discovered that their then leader, Jacob Zuma, was operating legs astride to…
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Change is the only constant
Wherever Dr John Spencer is, he makes my days by offering me the brain-tickling privilege of encountering his little fancy,…
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