Strategic Islamic Finance Investment Plans For Malawi’s Final Quarter
As Malawi moves into the final quarter of the year, investors within the Islamic finance sector face a pivotal moment to recalibrate and strengthen their portfolios.
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In Honour of Breastfeeding Awareness Month: A Divine Right and Natural Blessing
Breastfeeding is not merely a personal or biological act—it is a divine trust, a child’s right, and a mother’s honor.
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Survey Reveals Economic Frustration, Rising Demand For Honest Leadership
With Malawi’s 2025 general elections fast approaching, the latest survey by the Institute of Public Opinion and Research (IPOR) reveals a clear message from the electorate: fix the economy, fight corruption, and keep promises.
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Starvation After The Rain of Bombs: Gaza’s Descent Into Hunger And Despair
Gaza’s skyline is now jagged with ruins, the air thick with dust from months of bombardment.
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ADIL CHILUNGO: The Tech-Driven Farmer Who Wants to Rebuild Malawi
For decades, Malawi’s campaign trails have been paved with promises — big, shiny, and often empty.
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Promises, Pitfalls and Power Plays: Are Malawi’s Running Mates Ready to Govern?
As Malawi gears up for the September 16 elections, the spotlight is on the presidential candidates — but it’s their running mates who may hold the key to shaping not only the ballot but the nation’s future.
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25 Years of Tax Power
Twenty-five years ago, Malawi’s tax system was a scattered patchwork — underfunded offices, paper records, porous borders, and chronic revenue leaks.
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Faith in the Fire: Sustaining Livelihoods Amid Price Hikes
Malawians are no strangers to hardship—but July 2025 feels especially heavy
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Mia Calls For Ethical Journalism Ahead Of General Elections
With Malawi’s Tripartite Elections just months away, conversations around media responsibility are intensifying — and at the heart of it, a call for journalism that informs, unites, and maintains national peace.
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Sugar Crisis Exposes Malawi’s Market Fragility
For many Malawians, sugar has long been a kitchen staple—reliable, unremarkable, and affordable.
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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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