Kondwani Kamiyala
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- 15
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- Sep 13, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Thokozani Chimasula: From dirt and dust - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Imagine this: Applying for a programme manager’s job, convincing the employers you are fit for it, deeming you successful and giving you the keys to the office. Then, three days later, you go back to the employer and return the keys. You no longer want that job. You only want to pursue your passion—getting dirty and farming. This is the reality for Thokozani Chimasula. Without taking that bold decision in 2022, one would believe the glamour at the Kigali Convention Centre on September 1 would ha
The long rod of the law and justice - Nation Online (opens the original)
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When he was not so drunk with the stupor of power, one politician said: “The law is like a rod, you use it to whip others but once they get it, they use it to whip you”. In this Republic, those that wronged Malawi or seemingly raped the soul of the nation are being arrested, that word comes to mind. He told the rest of us the other day, arresting those in the ancient regime was persecution. No. He was wrong. The long rod of the law was just taking its natural course. The law is never kind on cri
Cushioning El Niño effects with agricultural research - Nation Online (opens the original)
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On September 3 2026, World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) secretary general Celeste Saulo announced 100 percent certainty of the El-Niño phenomenon. This came barely a week after the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (Dodma) projected that 23 districts face drought driven by the anticipated below-normal rainfall and prolonged dry spells. This may lead to low harvests and high threat of pests such as fall armyworm. As our Staff Writer KONDWANI KAMIYALA reports, technologies developed a
The ghosts of Capital Hill - Nation Online (opens the original)
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At the height of the Cashgate scandal, the one-time budget director Paul Mphwiyo said “the Malawi Government is a criminal entreprise”. One cannot agree more. Just when we thought we had it all, from Bridgin through purchases of fertiliser from a pork shop, and through shady acquisition of the Amaryllis Hotel, here comes the National Oil Company of Malawi (Nocma). It is dizzying how loose minutes flying around the Capital Hill are emptying the national coffers. From hefty travel allowances to st
Malawi’s mental state - Nation Online (opens the original)
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On October 10 every year, Malawi joins the rest of the civilised world to commemorate World Mental Health Day. Over the years, consideration has been made regarding mental health as a human right. Thoughtful and deep, as the condition comes with it all kinds of stigma and discrimination. As I write, Malawi is gripped with so many mental issues in our midst. Drug and alcohol abuse is rocking the show; marriages are breaking up like nobody’s business. Months ago, students at Robert Blake Secondary
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