PREPARING FOR RAMADAN: Managing Finances the Islamic Way Through Takaful and Discipline
As the month of Ramadan approaches, Muslims are reminded that preparation extends beyond fasting and prayer.
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President Mutharika’s No-Fee Decree: A Step Towards Genuine Educational Equality
When President Peter Mutharika directed that government schools should stop collecting school and developmental fees from learners—except for boarding fees—the announcement ignited debate across Malawi’s social and educational landscape.
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The Politics and Pain of Malawi’s Economic Recovery Plan (NERP)
Malawi’s National Economic Recovery Plan (NERP) is unfolding in a moment of deep economic strain, rising public frustration, and heightened political sensitivity.
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John Chilembwe: Remembering a National Hero
Each January 15th, Malawi observes the memory of John Chilembwe, a figure whose courage and leadership continue to shape the nation’s historical consciousness.
Read MoreZAKAT AS A BLUEPRINT FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
In Islamic finance, justice and social balance are not theoretical ideas—they are actionable obligations rooted in the Qur’an and Sunnah.
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Chihana Urges Unity and Accountability as Malawi Marks 2025 International Human Rights Day.
The Waterboard Ground in Nkhata Bay came alive on Wednesday as Malawi’s Second Vice President, Enock Kanzingeni Chihana led national commemorations for the 2025 International Human Rights Day.
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From Reform Rhetoric to Institutional Disruption: A Test of the New DPP
When the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) returned to government, expectations were high. In his post-election address, President Arthur Peter Mutharika delivered a confident promise:
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Rethinking GBV: Cyberbullying, Silence, and the Invisible Victims
As Malawi concludes this year’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, attention has largely focused on the continued victimisation of women and girls—particularly through cyberbullying.
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GAZA IS BLEEDING IN BROAD DAYLIGHT: How Many Cries Must the World Ignore?
Across international newsrooms, political platforms, and diplomatic corridors, the crisis in Gaza has taken on a disturbing familiarity.
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Editor’s Note
As we close the final chapter of 2025, the Insight Bulletin Magazine reflects on a year marked by significant national shifts, meaningful conversations, and continued growth within our readership community.
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Words, Reality and the Measure Of Leadership
TIn this issue, we centre our analysis on the State of the Nation Address (SONA) delivered by President Professor Peter Mutharika. As with every SONA, the speech was not merely a constitutional formality.
