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- Sep 18, 2026
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Sewing secondhand clothes, piercing economic wounds - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Justin Jonas, 47, sits under a makeshift shed in Limbe, his right foot pressing the pedal of his sewing machine as a needle sews a pair of trousers. He pulls the fabric towards him, checks the seam and continues stitching. Next to him, another tailor, Yamikani Matewere does the same. He removes loose threads as customers wait with second-hand clothes that need tightening, shortening or repair. The tailors are part of an informal chain giving imported second-hand clothes a new lease of life in Ma
Has Malawi lost its voice in protest songs? - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Music has long given the voiceless a voice. Not just in Malawi, but the world over, artists have used music to advance the agenda of the oppressed. From Bob Marley, Lucky Dube, Peter Tosh to Michael Jackson, musicians are some of the world’s most powerful advocates of social justice. In Get Up, Stand Up, for example, Bob Marley encourages local people to demand what is rightly theirs. Co-written by Peter Tosh, the song takes a militant approach. “Get up, stand up, stand up for your right” In Mal
DPP called to act, plays down feuds - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Fed up with reports of infighting, a Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) grassroots official and a traditional leader yesterday called on the governing party’s leadership to focus on addressing issues it pledged to resolve during the campaign. In her remarks during a DPP rally at Makhetha Ground in Blantyre yesterday, Blantyre City Nkolokoti-Ndirande-Matope Constituency women’s secretary Edina Muzungu said disagreements in the leadership structure do not reflect well on the party and warned that
Workers bear brunt of poor safety - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Soot-covered faces. Bare feet. Blistering heat. Workers crawling inside hot industrial boilers. This is the daily reality for some employees at Haroon Company in Blantyre, where concerns over workplace safety have raised questions about how effectively Malawi’s labour laws are being enforced. Inside the factory, soot, ash and debris cover working areas. Some workers handle hazardous materials without adequate protective equipment, while others spend hours working around industrial boilers. One w
Executive queries legality of Speaker’s 12 probes - Nation Online (opens the original)
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The Executive arm of government has queried the legality of Speaker of Parliament Sameer Suleman’s decision to order 12 investigations into governance concerns negatively impacting public service delivery. Chief Secretary to the Government Justin Saidi said in a statement last evening that while the Executive is committed to the principles of separation of powers among the three arms of government, the power to establish parliamentary committees rests with Parliament and cannot be exercised unil
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