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When chiefs turn into law breakers
Rains have started falling in Mudyawanthu Village, Traditional Authority (T/A) Malengachanzi in Nkhotakota, but Lifa Nefutala, a 35-year-old widow, cannot…
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When old age becomes a crime
Bishop Martin Mtumbuka of the Diocese of Karonga is worried that the lakeshore district is fast becoming a hotspot of…
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Dropout cases soar as MPs hold grip on bursary scheme
Over 45 students dropped out of school in 2020 alone in Loti Chisambi, Zebera and Mtuzuzu Villages in Traditional Authority…
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Guilty by old age
By Watipaso Mzungu: Bishop Martin Mtumbuka of the Diocese of Karonga is worried that the lakeshore district is fast becoming…
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Despair of persons with albinism
By Watipaso Mzungu: Hope is fast giving way to despair among persons with albinism in the country. The excitement that…
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Managing waste in a growing city
By Watipaso Mzungu: There is a nauseating stench wafting through the atmosphere in most of Lilongwe’s townships. Heaps of uncollected…
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Malawian men in South Africa deprive wives property rights
By Imam Wali: In 2016, Chrissy Islam’s husband, based in South Africa, bought a house at a location known as…
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CCJP faults Tonse government
The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) has accused the Tonse Alliance-led administration of losing direction, citing corruption and…
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Renewed hope for violence survivors
By Vyalema Kaluluma-Phiri, contributor For 11 years, Kate Mwanza has been longing to see husband Dalitso Mkandawire, who left for…
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New hope for albinos?
For Tafwauli Ngoma, a 93-year-old woman with albinism, living beyond 2020 is testimony of God’s love for her. She survived…
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