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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MLW Calls for Support for Young Innovators in Malawi
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Research Programme (MLW) Director, Professor Henry Mwandumba, has emphasized the need to support young innovators in the country by creating a platform where their ideas can generate tangible solutions within the health system.
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A Call For Justice and Humanity: Standing with the Oppressed
As conflict intensifies in the Middle East, the world is witnessing a humanitarian crisis that transcends borders, religions, and politics.
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The Fire We Carry
Sixty-one years ago, on a brisk July morning, Malawi stepped into the promise of freedom.
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Independence with Blood on the Streets
“The right to protest is not a threat to democracy. The refusal to protect it is.”
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No Safe Haven In Gaza
In one of the most devastating attacks in recent weeks, an Israeli airstrike targeted the Fahmi al-Jarjawi School in Gaza City, killing more than 30 people, many of them children.
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Faith, Finance and Family: Preparing For Qurban.
As June brings the blessed days of Dhul Hijjah, Muslim families across Malawi are preparing their hearts — and their finances — for Eidul Adhuha.
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Words, Reality and the Measure Of Leadership
TIn this issue, we centre our analysis on the State of the Nation Address (SONA) delivered by President Professor Peter Mutharika. As with every SONA, the speech was not merely a constitutional formality.
