Thoughts

A look at my journey of volunteering with Radio Maria Malawi as the radio station celebrates 25 years as the Christian voice in your home.

Covid-19 is in our midst and we are scrambling to figure out remote working and work from home procedures. Malawi, are we ready?

The world is undergoing serious disruption. Nothing is as it used to be before – countrywide lockdowns, jobs lost, businesses folding. When it has all blown over, we can’t afford to return to our old normal.

So, the world spun around the sun yet again. And my year seems to have started uncannily similar to all

As we clock 54 years of independence, we have a lot of work to do to reach our full potential. That’s a job you and me, not our political leaders!

So, four days ago I was selected onto the 4th cohort of the Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Programme

Disruption is real. It’s unpredictable and inescapable. A challenge to your position can come from anywhere. Just ask the old guard in the Malawi Congress Party!

The Directorate of Road Traffic and Safety Services (DRTSS) released statistics to show that the number of people dying in

Seventeen year old Fyness is awakened by the movement of the goat she shares her living quarters with. In the

President Mutharika and his delegation have arrived in New York for the annual United Nations General Assembly. As is normally

I recall that when I was 13 years old, I wrote a transcript for a ‘book’ (for lack of a

Through the Adolescent Girls Literacy project, Unicef is giving girl dropouts a second chance at education. Two girls give their experiences.