How Power and Gender are Rewriting Culture in Malawi
Published in celebration of the 2017 International Women's Day In 2016, Malawi's cultures were brought under international scrutiny for...
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Tiunike Online
Feb 27, 20175 min read
The ABCs of Educating Parliament in Malawi
A typical review of a draft law in Malawi brings together members of the Parliamentary Committee responsible for the group of laws the...
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Tiunike Online
Feb 20, 20175 min read
A Friend Indeed: Maizegate under the Magnifying Glass
In our recent article on the maize procurement saga we all devoutly call Maizegate, we made a rather strong case that cast doubt in the...
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Tiunike Online
Feb 13, 20177 min read
A Humpty Dumpty State of Mind…and Economy
Early January 2017, a bridge collapsed on the M1 road between Phwezi and Chiweta in the North. Wait a second, this is the link between...
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Tinkhani Msonda
Feb 6, 20176 min read
What Growing Up in Ndix Ville Taught Me
Published in the author's personal capacity. To those who grew up in Ndirande, we have come a long way…we have so much to share. 1986,...
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Tiunike Online
Jan 30, 20174 min read
Runaway Grains…Nobody’s Blame
Malawi’s hunger games are becoming bizarre. In an effort to quell a looming disaster, President Peter Mutharika’s government issued MK28...
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Tiunike Online
Jan 23, 20176 min read
Malawi’s Industrial Revolution Must Happen
Someone recently wondered whether a country would make developmental progress if policy makers were to pay attention to college projects....
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Tiunike Online
Jan 16, 20175 min read
2 Votes, Thank You.
Last week, Blantyre City decided it was not ready to continue with the momentum built in the last two-and-a-half years of Noel...
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Tom Mtenje
Jan 9, 20175 min read
Development through Social Protection in Malawi
Published in the author's personal capacity. A recent conversation with a friend on the question of the effectiveness of social...
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Tiunike Online
Jan 1, 20175 min read
Shifting Tectonics: The 2017 Politics that Will Shape Our World
2016 was indeed a remarkable year of women. As we published our last piece of the year, Christine La Garde, head of the International...
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