Palestinian Blood on Our Hands: Enough is Enough!
Prepared by Abdullah Bamusi Nankumba As the Israel-Palestine conflict spirals into its second...
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Rethinking the Affordable Inputs Program
The Affordable Inputs Program (AIP) has long been seen as a critical support system for millions of smallholder farmers in Malawi.
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AIP Beneficiary Cuts Deepen Farmer Woes
Government announced a reduction in the number of farmers benefiting from this year’s Affordable Inputs Program (AIP), trimming the figure from 1.5 million beneficiaries, last year, to just 1.1 million.
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Comparison between Conventional Banking to Islamic Banking
Prepared by: Morill Ebrahim Ndemanga CONVENTIONAL BANKING ISLAMIC BANKING • Money is a...
Read MoreThuchila River Flow Restoration Excites Communities
The restoration of the upper part of Thuchila River which flows in Mulanje has brought great joy to the communities, especially farmers who found it difficult to carry out farming activities because of the diversion caused by Cyclone Freddy.
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Iham’s Fistula Camp Restores Hope for 24 Women
By Hajira Halilu The Executive Director of the Islamic Health Association of Malawi (IHAM), Hajj...
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Muslim Arts Awards Expands to Media Category
Every year, the Muslim Arts Awards (MAA) recognizes outstanding contributions by Muslim artists and individuals.
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Gaza Genocide: One Year On
As we reflect on one year since the beginning of the Gaza genocide, the devastation weighs heavily on the hearts of Muslims around the world.
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Turning Speeches into Progress: The Challenge For Malawi
As President Chakwera returns from the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Malawians are once again left with high hopes and promises for the future.
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Chakwera Engages IMF and World Bank at UNGA
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera returned to Malawi on Saturday, October 5, through Kamuzu International Airport (KIA) in Lilongwe, following his participation in the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York.
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Lessons Unlearned – The Cycle Of Missteps
Malawi’s history of economic and political governance reads like a series of déjà vu moments—repeated crises arising from the same causes, each regime seemingly unwilling or unable to learn from the past.
