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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Government Delays Access to Information Bill
The battle to have a law on access to information began in 2003. This was a realisation that...
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Government Not Serious – on Issa Njauju Murderers
On 2 July 2015 which corresponded to the fasting Month of Ramadan, Issa Njauju left his...
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Chiefs urged to desist – from corrupt practices
The at-tarreqatul Qudriah Sunni Association {AQSA) one of the Muslim organisations working...
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Islamic Relief Malawi – establishes 18 water Points in South and Eastern Regions
World Water Day, observed annually on 22 March, is a day to celebrate on water, to help make a...
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Rewrite The Code
for a girl child in Malawi While enrollment in the first few years of all school in Malawi is...
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Dialogue can change Societies
Muslim scholars in the country have been advised to start engaging their communities in dialogue...
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Aqeeqah The Forgotten sunnah
Aqeeqah seems to be one of the forgotten sunnah practice to many Muslims today. According to the...
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EDITOR’S NOTE
SHOPS CLOSED, RIGHTS IGNORED: Balancing Accountability and Human Dignity
As we highlight the issue of expired goods and labour violations in this month’s cover story, it is imperative to reflect on the actions of two key players in this battle: the Ministry of Labour and the Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS).
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