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NGOs take local languages advocacy to Parliament - Nation Online (opens the original)
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The Lost History Foundation and Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (Cdedi) are today meeting the Legal Affairs Committee of Parliament to formally present their advocacy arguments on the use of local languages in formal set-ups including parliament. In an interview yesterday, Lost History Foundation executive director Kamunkhwala Conleith Selenje said the opportunity to meet members of Parliament (MPs) comes after six years of lobbying and advocacy. “We started this advoca
Phondo dares the big stage - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Over 10 years ago, Theresa Phondo was a member of the now-defunct Zathu Band. Her impact was largely felt through the combination of other members, including Paul Kachala, Nyokase Madise, Esther Chitheka-Lewis and Joe Kellz. When the band disbanded and its members pursued solo projects, Phondo had to emerge from the shadows of the group to establish her own name, identity and following. It was not an easy journey. Years later, Phondo needs no introduction. She remains one of Malawi’s most stream
Take care of yourself first - Nation Online (opens the original)
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One of these days I came across a post on social media where a lady was complaining of the huge responsibility placed upon her in her family. In her words, for her extended family to eat, they rely on her salary and businesses. Several of her extended family members’ children also rely on her for tuition. Now that sounds like a very good human being. But I had a few questions for this particular lady. My first question to her was: “Are all extended members of the family sick? Do they have seriou
Of the DNA Debacle and Malawian Reactions - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Last Sunday, this publication carried a story with a screaming headline: “DNA Truth Bomb,” accompanied by the sub-headline: “80 per cent of tested Malawian men not biological fathers.” Now, I am no professor of English, but the context was obvious: the article was specifically discussing men who voluntarily sought out tests—often because they already had doubts about paternity of their children. As a society, we should be discussing the real, difficult questions: Why are some women lying to men
Admit that you somehow messed up that relationship - Nation Online (opens the original)
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It is funny how everyone who leaves a relationship or gets dumped tells everyone who cares to listen that they were wronged. They will parade narratives that make the other person look bad. I don’t remember ever meeting someone admitting they messed things up in a relationship that ended. Almost everyone proclaims innocence. When we get together with someone, unless otherwise, the goal is to make the relationship work and last forever. So, when it ends, it means something did not align or one of
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