Features
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Malawi’s cause, European touch
Lake Malawi, famed for its fresh waters and unexploited tourism potential, can be a painful dilemma, too. Sometimes, when the…
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Creatives mourn DJ Kenny Klips
The country has been dealt a big blow following the death of renowned DJ Kenny Klips, real name Kenny Wako.…
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Forsaken rails lying in ruins
At 85, Maxen Kagone Njaiko still retains vivid images of a place that was swarming with traders, workers and travellers…
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Taming NGOs with national laws
As recently as July 2020, the air was saturated with fears that, by and by, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the…
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Forward with a revitalised vision
By Thom Khanje: More precious than our children are the children of our children,” so goes an Egyptian proverb. For…
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Agide gets house as birthday present
January 15 every year is a holiday in the country. It is a special day when the country commemorates one…
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Amplifying service users’ muted voices
Despite basking in the abundance of fresh waters from Lake Malawi, striking mountains, sufficient land for agricultural production, minerals as…
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Taking Sadc closer to the people
By Gray Kalindekafe The Southern African Development Community (Sadc) was established as an inter-State organ in 1992 by the Windhoek…
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In sex workers’ hotspots
By Faith Kadzanja & Andrew Mkandawire: For 44 years, Joyce Banda of Chipoka in Salima District has been on streets…
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Fighting diseases amid Covid-19
Malawi has had a long battle with non-communicable diseases (NCDs). The advent of Covid-19 is making the fight against such…
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