Let’s be honest. At this point, Africa’s version of democracy has become a grotesque reality show — a festival of
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A Second Chance to Rebuild, Heal, and Begin Anew
The return of Mutharika to State House is no small political drama. In 2020, his Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was ejected under a storm of accusations—nepotism, corruption, executive arrogance. Now,
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China’s Brutal Lesson for Africa’s Broken Democracy
Let’s be honest. At this point, Africa’s version of democracy has become a grotesque reality show — a festival of incompetence dressed in campaign regalia. Every five years, we cast
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After USAID, Malawi must reform
Malawi stands at a crossroads. The imminent withdrawal of USAID support, which will cost 5,000 jobs, is a major blow to an economy already struggling with unemployment hovering around 90
Published by lkatsache -
A path to end hunger
In Zomba two weeks ago, the Minister of Agriculture boldly declared the government’s commitment to end hunger by 2060. But why wait decades? With genuine political will, strategic partnerships with
Published by Kawakija Chirwa Chirwa -
15 Books Every Malawian Should Read
“A nation that does not read is a nation that does not know itself.” As a writer, I am legally (and spiritually) obligated to read. Voraciously. Obsessively. Inconveniently. Why? Because
Published by lkatsache
After USAID, Malawi must reform
Malawi stands at a crossroads. The imminent withdrawal of USAID support, which will cost 5,000 jobs, is a major blow
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A Second Chance to Rebuild, Heal, and Begin Anew
The return of Mutharika to State House is no small political drama. In 2020, his Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was
Read MoreAfter USAID, Malawi must reform
Malawi stands at a crossroads. The imminent withdrawal of USAID support, which will cost 5,000 jobs, is a major blow
Read MoreChina’s Brutal Lesson for Africa’s Broken Democracy
Let’s be honest. At this point, Africa’s version of democracy has become a grotesque reality show — a festival of
Read MoreA path to end hunger
In Zomba two weeks ago, the Minister of Agriculture boldly declared the government’s commitment to end hunger by 2060. But
Read More
The return of Mutharika to State House is no small political drama. In 2020, his Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was ejected under a storm of accusations—nepotism, corruption, executive arrogance. Now,
Let’s be honest. At this point, Africa’s version of democracy has become a grotesque reality show — a festival of incompetence dressed in campaign regalia. Every five years, we cast
Malawi stands at a crossroads. The imminent withdrawal of USAID support, which will cost 5,000 jobs, is a major blow to an economy already struggling with unemployment hovering around 90