Friend who hurt you?
By Memory Hurt people hurt people. Sounds like a cliché, or just a line from Q Malewezi’s famous spoken word
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Dr Cecilia Ngwira: From night school to a degree with distinction
By Hastings Msosa Few journeys capture the power of determination quite like that of Dr Cecilia Ngwira, a woman who
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Dangers of extremism: Assessing the 2019 -2020 protests
By Joseph Kayira Section 38 of the Constitution of the Republic of Malawi guarantees freedom of assembly. It says “Every
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Pope Leo’s ‘Magnifica humanitas’: AI must serve humanity not concentrate power
Marking the 135th anniversary of Rerum novarum, Pope Leo XIV releases his first encyclical, entitled ‘Magnifica humanitas: On Safeguarding the
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Understanding terrorism and extremism
By Dyson Mthawanji Terrorism is the use of illegal violence and intimidation—especially against civilians—to pursue political, religious, or ideological aims.
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Men cautioned of seductive women in ‘Sizinantole’
Reviewed by Precious Msosa While some people were still welcoming the year 2026 and eventually working on the subsequent
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Weathering the storm: Lessons from cyclones and floods
By Sipho Graham Ndebele Malawi has increasingly found itself on the frontline of climate-related disasters. Over the past decade, the
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Democracy without the youth in Malawi?
By Joseph Kayira Political parties in Malawi have not hidden the fact that they value youth involvement in politics. In
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‘Pursue your dreams with determination’
At 42 years, Dr. Babra Ntapara has risen from humble beginnings to earn a PhD and now transforms rural livelihoods
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The rise and rise of Bangwe music
By Temwa Mhone Tucked among the Mpingwe, Bangwe and Malabvi hills is one of Malawi’s populous townships: Bangwe. At the
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