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What is the future of democracy in Africa and Malawi?

By Titani Chalira* Democracy is defined as “the government of the people by the people and for the people.” It

By Cytress Kaunda* For a long time, Gender-Based Violence (GBV) has been a pressing issue in Malawi. Despite being an

At 60, Malawi is still mired in corruption, poverty and tribalism; and is largely food insecure. How then can Malawi

Political parties are, arguably, a key component of any given democracy. Once elected into power, these organisations are mandated to

By Joseph Kayira Malawi, just like many countries in the sub Saharan Africa region, grapples with a number of problems

Wolemba: Joseph KAYIRA Mgwirizano wa mabungwe a Norwegian ChurchAid ndi Dan ChurchAid (NCA-DCA), kudzera mu mgwirizano wawo ndi bungwe lomwe

By Joseph Kayira From the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil in June 1992 to the creation of

By Joseph Kayira The United Nations (UN) estimates that one in three women have experienced physical or sexual violence in

Wolemba: Joseph KAYIRA Bungwe la maiko onse la United Nations (UN) linakhazikitsa ndondomeko khumi, zisanu ndi ziwiri (17) za chitukuko

By Rose Chipumphula CHALIRA Qadria Muslim Association of Malawi (QMAM), has oriented district stakeholders in Balaka on mining issues as