Economy under severe strain: The sad reality facing Malawian workers
By Joseph Kayira Every year, on May 1, Malawi joins the rest of the world to commemorate workers day. The
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Construction sector’s weak regulation, corruption: What future are we building?
By Joseph Kayira It is our profound belief that those who seek a career in politics, do so to serve.
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Book Review: PHUTHUMA NHLEKO,
THE INVISIBLE PEOPLE, How a Quarter of Humanity Could Thrive in Africa by 2050, Penguin Books SA, 2026, pages 272.
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Is it necessary to celebrate 125 years of the Catholic Church in Malawi?
By Precious Nihorowa* CSSp In July this year, the church in Malawi will be celebrating 125 years of existence since
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Crop outlook: Is there any hope for a bumper maize yield?
By Agness Nyirongo* Maize remains the cornerstone of food security and economic stability in Malawi. It is not merely an
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Discussing ‘Social taboos’: The case for minority rights in Malawi
By Lizzie Elizabeth Chuma* In many Malawian communities, certain subjects are rarely spoken about openly. They are discussed in hushed
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Celebrating 40 years of Montfort Media Chapel’s establishment
Father Piergiorgio Gamba; Archbishop Msusa; and Fr Blaise Jailosi on the way to the function By Faith Kaisi Mathotho While
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Malawi’s minerals sector requires drastic reforms to significantly contribute to national economy
By Marcel Chimwala* Though Malawi’s mining sector contributes a staggering one percent to Gross Domestic Product, the country continues to
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Burdening future generations with loans, substandard structures…
By Titani Chalira* As of end 2025, the country’s loan stood at 24 trillion Kwacha. This was a cause
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Why poor roads in Malawi?
By Dyson Mthawanji* Malawi’s road network is the backbone of its economy, facilitating the transport of agricultural goods, which account
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