Tread with caution on AI technological advances
Editorial by Joseph Kayira Largely, technological and scientific advances and innovations are crucial for economic growth, competitive advantage, and societal
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We need stable and strong political and economic systems — Mkhutche
The Lamp editor Joseph Kayira engages political commentator, Wonderful Mkhutche on elections, politics, governance and leadership in political parties. Mkhutche
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FUM to launch project in Balaka
By Joseph Kayira In a bid to create decent economic and job opportunities for youths through agriprenuership development, Farmers Union
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Amalawi, mabungwe akuti a Mutharika abweretsa chiyembekezo kudzera mu SONA
Wolemba: Faith Kaisi MATHOTHO Magulu ambiri, atsogoleri a mabungwe komanso amipingo kudzanso andale, ayamikira mfundo zomwe zili mu ndondomeko ya
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Dealing with rising cases of suicide
By Precious Nihorowa* Every day we read about suicide cases in Malawi, especially among men and boys. According to recent
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Rethinking the upbringing of African boy child
By Lizzie Elizabeth Chuma* Across the African continent, the upbringing of children has always been shaped by deep cultural norms,
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Parliament’s role is legislative oversight and representation — Kondowe
By Joseph Kayira As civil society organizations, Law Society and Malawi Local Government Association (MALGA) continue to raise concerns on
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Summing up Jubilee year 2025: A reflection
By Precious Nihorowa* CSSp The jubilee year 2025, which run from Christmas Eve (24 December 2024) and ends on Epiphany
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The political leadership succession agenda needs attention
By Christopher Naphiyo* Malawi politics has been plagued by succession challenges over the years that the country has enjoyed pluralistic
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What’s in CDF?: Are MPs being honest and fair?
By Titani Chalira* Constituency Development Fund (CDF) was introduced in the 2005/2006 fiscal year. The aim was to provide funds
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