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A memorial divided, a nation disappointed

A year after the tragic loss of Vice President Saulos Chilima and eight others, Malawi stands at a crossroads, one marked by sorrow, remembrance, and the rare opportunity for national unity. But instead of coming together in collective grief, the nation is witnessing a divided commemoration, where symbolism speaks louder than words. This was a moment when grief should have brought us together, not pushed us further apart

Thriving Through Trials: Fighting the Battle Away from the Frontline

The then Minister of Homeland Security, Ken Zikhale Ngoma, used his power to weave lies and push a political agenda that harmed the very people I sought to protect—unarmed, vulnerable refugees and asylum seekers.

Climate change is not a future problem – it’s a present crisis for Malawi & the world

If you have not heard about climate change, then you must be new to this planet, because its...

True Value of Endorsements: Are UTM Leaders Genuinely Backing Dr. Kabambe?

As the UTM convention draws nearer, the political landscape within the party has intensified, with presidential candidate Dr. Dalitso Kabambe receiving a series of high-profile endorsements from influential figures such as Hon. Willet Kalonga, Hon. Allan Ngumuya, Hon. Penjani Kalua, Hon. Elsie Mituka, Hon. Alex Bulirani, and several others.

Malawi’s Hunger Cycle

It remains a lingering shadow, one that refuses to leave; a problem so ingrained in our nation’s makeup...

Stomach activism dilutes genuine fight for human rights in Malawi

Majority of the so-called human rights activists in Malawi have been found wanting as their cause is for personal gain and not national good as they claim.

“Worse Off” Ngalande: Go fly the balloons

Every time Malawians are about to go to the polls, Malawi becomes the land of comedy and drama. As the saying goes “mvula ikagwa kuchuluka zoliralira”. This time there is no exception.