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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We can decisively deal with violent extremism
By Joseph Kayira An overview of youth extremism simply says: “Youth extremism poses severe dangers, including rapid radicalization via social
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The Queens in the spotlight
By Precious Msosa From December 8-14, 2025 Lilongwe hosted the Africa Netball Cup, undoubtedly one of the biggest netball
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The secret to successful learning…
By Bernard Thungwa Many students often express frustration when it comes to studying. They say that they spend hours reading
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The broken promise
By Peter Martin Liyapah In the heart of Mulanje, under the shadow of Mount Sapitwa, lived a young man
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Rethinking the independence dream
By Anna Chinseu Kamwezi There is a specific kind of euphoria that hits when you sign your first employment contract.
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The derby: AI versus human capacity
By Dyson Mthawanji The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has reignited a long-standing debate about the relationship between
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