Hunger Looms as Pests Threaten Staple Crops in Malawi
millions of people are at risk of food shortages because of the effects of army worms and drought in Malawi.
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Leaders Lack Political Will to Combat Corruption
Sometimes, excessive administrative red tape for the most basic public services, such as getting a business license, encourages corruption. African governments should do more to make administrative processes simpler and more transparent.
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Israeli forces Raided Sarura protest camp in Hebron Hills
The main goal is to bring the Palestinian families back so they could return to their homes.
Read MoreISLAMIC RELIEF MALAWI Conducts Workshop on Climate Change
Despite the fact that Malawi’s greenhouse gas emissions are minuscule, climate change is hitting poor countries first as a result people are suffering, especially women, children and the elderly. Climate change is exacerbating the inequalities that already exist for women in Malawi
Read MoreWill African countries end corruption?
The United Nation economic commission for Africa says that every year, Africa loses between $30 Billion and $60 Billion due to illicit financial flows and these are factors that negatively affect the economic growth on the continent.
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EDITOR’S NOTE
Editorial Note – 100th Edition
This issue marks the 100th edition of Insight Bulletin, a milestone we acknowledge with gratitude, reflection, and renewed responsibility. Since our first publication years ago, Insight Bulletin has pursued a clear purpose:
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