No Classmate, No Limits.
Isaac Jomo Osman’s journey to becoming Mayor of Blantyre City is one of the most unlikely and compelling political stories in recent Malawian history.
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Inside Mutharika’s Partial Cabinet: Political Balance or Strategic Appeasement?
President Peter Mutharika’s recent unveiling of a partial cabinet has reignited debates over Malawi’s governance structure and the constitutional relevance of certain executive offices.
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Every Story is Unique, Every Cancer Journey Matters.
October is more than just another month on the calendar — it is a time to reflect on the strength, courage, and resilience of those living with breast cancer.
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TUM Slams Government Over Unfulfilled Salary Promises for Promoted Teachers
The Teachers Union of Malawi (TUM) has criticized the government for a lack of seriousness in addressing the welfare of educators, following ongoing delays in implementing salary adjustments for promoted teachers.
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Trump’s 20-Point Plan: Can the Ceasefire in Gaza Be Trusted?
After nearly a year of relentless bloodshed, former U.S. President Donald Trump has unveiled a “20-point plan” that has led to what many are calling a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas
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When Celebration Ends, Work Begins.
Malawi stands once again at the crossroads of hope and expectation.
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We Are Back!
When President Arthur Peter Mutharika stepped to the podium at Kamuzu Stadium, the air was thick with expectation
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Faith & Finance In Transition: Preparing For Malawi’s Economic Shift
Malawi has entered a new chapter. The elections have changed leadership, and with it comes the promise — and uncertainty — of an economic shift.
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The Bitter End of Lujeri: When a Tea Estate Withers, a Community Bleeds
In the lush foothills of Mount Mulanje, where tea leaves once danced in the morning mist, silence now settles like dust.
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BREAKING THE SILENCE: Malawi Confronts a Rising Suicide Crisis
On a grey morning in Lilongwe’s Area 25, word spread quickly: another young man had taken his own life. The story was painfully familiar.
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Editorial Note – 100th Edition
This issue marks the 100th edition of Insight Bulletin, a milestone we acknowledge with gratitude, reflection, and renewed responsibility. Since our first publication years ago, Insight Bulletin has pursued a clear purpose:
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