Who said most of founding African presidents were not educated? Why has Africa not developed as fast as it should […]

A donor is someone who gives something without expecting a return. A blood donor does not expect any reward from […]

Magnificent, joyful music As I stated a few posts ago, I had the opportunity to sit in with a band […]

Laboratory chemical results for Globe Metals & Mining’s (ASX: GBE) maiden reverse circulation drilling program at the Machinga Rare Earth […]

The relationship between economic development and the environment only gained importance after the publication of the Club of Rome Report […]

It has always been an illusive game of promises for the political leadership to promise the fight against poverty as […]

All Sweet for Honey Producers in Malawi.

In some circumstances we should be careful and not be caught out to be hypocrites when we are quick to […]

Please follow this link to look at my views on Malawi and why it is behind in terms of prosperity […]

Sister Beatrice Chipeta, founder of the Lusubilo Orphan Care in Malawi’s northern tip lakeshore district of Karonga, has been awarded […]

Non Governmental Organizations such as charities, churches and professional associations exist in every country regardless of levels of economic growth. […]

Back in 1966, during some independence celebrations in Malawi, a Danish Foreign Minister (not to sure if it was Per […]

Culture is what gives individuals a personal identity. Ngonis, Chewas, Tumbukas, Senas  and Mang’anjas behave the way they do because […]

My adventure in Malawi began a few weeks ago. I am from Italy and I used to live in London. […]

Is it evidence of endemic institutional abuse of public resources? ATUSAYE B. MWALWANDA The national budget includes among other recurring […]

In just over a week, Malawi welcomes the return of the celebrated vinspired Lake of Stars festival. Now in its […]

Good luck to Malawi Flames today as they take on Chad at the Kamuzu Stadium in Limbe – opposite Shoprite

It is advised that you come to work dressed according to your salary. If we see you wearing K30,000.00 Prada sneakers, and carrying a K20,000.00 Gucci Wallet, we assume you are doing well financially and therefore you do not need a raise. If you dress poorly, you need to learn to manage your money better, so that you may buy nicer clothes, and therefore you do not need a raise. If you dress in-between, you are right where you need to be and therefore you do not need a raise.

Malawi has had three different presidents and therefore has been exposed to three types of political leadership styles in a period of about forty years. Just as people have different facial appearances, the three leadership styles are also bound to be different. It is like saying the same game but different rules for instance founding President Dr Banda came to fight colonial rule. The groundwork involved bloodshed.

Nature has many free lessons for human beings but not much is learnt from it for example water flows from […]

Could the problem of us Africans and Malawians in general not being able to achieve sustainable development be down to […]