MASYAP Partners Malawi Police Service on HIV & AIDS Awareness
Mai Aisha Sisters Youth Aids Program recently partnered Malawi government in a candle light...
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Water is life
Since 1993, the UN has designated March 22 as “World Water Day,” or a day for people around the...
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Are Banks a source of Social-Economic Development in Malawi?
It is evident that SME’s are playing a vital role in the social –economic development of Malawi....
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In recent years, Malawi nation seems to be rocked with a number of challenges among them, the...
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Musharakh and Mudarabah as modes of Financing – (Part ONE)
The concept of musharakah and mudarabah envisaged in the books of Islamic Fiqh generally presumes...
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Malawi’s economic growth – in the face of power outages
The country’s intermittent power supply is no longer news in our media. Even young children...
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Death and humiliation: A tale of a Palestinian Village
Sa’ir, a West Bank village, is the outcome of living in the intense microcosm of the Israeli...
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Changing the ‘status quo’ of Al-Aqsa?
The recent uprising in East Jerusalem and the Palestinian West Bank points to a clear...
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Refugees in Europe
The refugee crisis currently affecting Europe has elicited comparisons to the refugee crisis...
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Amnesty: Israel must cease intimidation of human rights defenders, protect them from attacks
The Israeli authorities must end their long-standing attacks on Palestinian human rights defenders...
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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.
