Presenting my curated list of 10 essential books every Malawian should read. These works should be compulsory in secondary education to combat ignorance and foster intellectual growth. Ensuring our youth are well-read is crucial for a knowledgeable and humble nation. 📚 #Malawi
On 14 October 1958, a young man from Mpale village in northern Malawi set out on foot and walked the length of the continent in search of an American education. From #Malawi to America on Foot: Legson Kayira’s Extraordinary Quest for an Education https://t.co/TgHpyUvF4Q
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A music scene is not an industry. Musicians recording songs, studios producing tracks, promoters organising shows and audiences buying tickets are ingredients, not proof of an industry. Read: https://t.co/pX4IVnSx4X
Malawi’s growing calendar of ethnic festivals is a welcome celebration of heritage, identity and tradition. But amid the dances and royal speeches, there is an opportunity to build something bigger . Read my thought here: https://t.co/DhUy3d6qQz
If the Auditor General’s office, the institution meant to expose corruption, cannot be trusted with something as basic as recruiting staff, then who audits the auditors? When the watchdog itself loses its credibility, corruption is no longer the disease; it’s the system.
As Malawians, we should be thoroughly ashamed of our poverty, our collective failure and the pathetic state of our nationhood. Perhaps that shame will finally jolt us into action. A nation cannot normalise misery and still pretend to have dignity. Chifukwa izizi sindinzo.
@AfricanComNotes Malawi never used to be endowed with natural resources. Now it does. Malawi now some of the world's biggest reserves of rare earth minerals, rutile, bauxite and uranium. The challenge is to turn these into value for the country
More Malawians are living in extreme poverty than ever before in our history. This is not just heartbreaking; it is a damning indictment of how badly this country has failed its people.
Two soldiers. Six years out of uniform. A disputed path back.
Henderson Kazembe and Solomon Kabichi were discharged after sharing a WhatsApp message alleging corruption within the Malawi Defence Force.
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HRDC’s possible deregistration is the latest flashpoint in a wider collision of tighter regulation, political hostility, security threats and a donor funding crisis. PIJ examines what the evidence shows—and what remains unanswered.
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