A blink on the Auditor General’s reports costing public funds
By Precious Msosa As a simple background, the office of the Auditor General was established by the constitution with the
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Coronavirus: Can Malawi afford a lockdown?
Once again, the country finds itself between a rock and hard place. While the political temperature was somewhat ramped up
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Constitutional Court ruling: Redemption time for Malawi
By Mathias Burton Kafunda* In a historic ruling and a second in Africa, Malawi’s Constitutional Court on Monday, 3rd February
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Agriculture sector beckoning youths
By Dyson Mthawanji* It is rare to find youths that are fully interested in mainstream agriculture. This is surprising considering
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Civil Society and the quest for electoral justice in Malawi
By Billy Mayaya* PhD When one casts a critical eye on Malawi’s nascent democracy, one cannot do so without assessing
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Dr Chikosa Silungwe: The election case was replete with a plethora of irregularities
By Godfrey Maotcha Malawi recently hit global and regional headlines when five High Court judges sitting as a Constitutional Court
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Are political alliances and coalitions effective in Malawi?
By John Chimombo* Although the terms alliance and coalition are in practice used interchangeably, especially among politicians themselves, existing literature
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The Post Synod: The cry of mother earth and prophetic spirit in the Amazon
By Pablo Mora*, SJ The celebration of the Pan-Amazonian Synod was the breath of the Spirit that the Church of
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Let us avoid a stillbirth of our democracy
By Titani Chalira* Malawi went to the polls in May of 2019. It was a hotly contested tripartite race. People
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DPP’s claims of terrorism and the drive for power consolidation
By Voice of Micah Constructionist theorists constantly remind us that the social world is a human invention. It does not
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