Published in the author’s personal capacity. I will consider 2017 as an interesting year for Malawi in terms of addressing gender based...

In March 2017, Tiunike Online initiated a social media discussion on the merits of instituting (a) menstrual holiday(s) for women. Our...

Malawi recently took a historic step in the fight against child marriage in amending Section 22 of the Constitution, calming the...

Published in the author's personal capacity. Pictures depicting a room overcrowded with young Malawian girls in Kuwait showed the...

Both colonialism and the semblance of development that followed it taught us, Malawians, the tradition of hiring house help, or who...

Published in celebration of the 2017 International Women's Day In 2016, Malawi's cultures were brought under international scrutiny for...

So much happened in 2016. History was made, and history was changed. We glued our eyes to the screens, to the papers, and our ears to...

The notion that a (young) woman will lasciviously churn out unborn babies through her life, because a law permits it, is absurd. Women,...

The two-year sentence of 22 November 2016 that convicted 45-year-old Eric Aniva of Nsanje District, met with both jubilation and...

Published in the authors' personal capacity. A no woman vote recently contributed to crashing Mrs. Clinton’s aspirations to smash the...

Written in the author's personal capacity. A well-grounded argument for gender equality and sustainable development resides in the...

I was only weeks away from my 16th birthday when I became of age, the woman I had fancied ever since I was a seven-year-old. It was the...

On 21 July 2016, the world was introduced to Mr. Eric Aniva. This was through a 2-minute BBC documentary interview titled “The man hired...