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Aug 31, 2026
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Aug 12, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Sangulukani Nyirenda

    Breastfeeding calls for friendly spaces - Nation Online (opens the original)

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    You have seen them doing it with a smile, proudly mingling while breastfeeding their babies in public with pride. This is how your mother might have raised you or her mother loved to feed her. The stuff seldom seen in open spaces where your modern-day lactating woman hangs might sound old-fashioned, but the shifting culture amplifies calls for friendly spaces for breastfeeding. “Flapping breasts to feed babies in public is discomforting and obscene,” says Anesi Bitoni of Mbayani Township in Blan

  2. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Sangulukani Nyirenda

    Youths rise against suicide - Nation Online (opens the original)

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    When a 10-year-old boy hang himself to a kitchen roof in Karonga District last year, dumbstruck villagers asked: What drove a boy so full of life into suicide? For two days, his father asked elders to delay burial so he could consult witchdoctors “to understand what befell him”. The witch-hunt, declined by seniors, mirrors the shock and furry triggered by young people who cut their lives short in bizarre circumstances. Before you make sense of one suicide, another life may be lost in your home,

  3. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Sangulukani Nyirenda

    Sangulukani Nyirenda, Author at Nation Online (opens the original)

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    It is World Suicide Prevention Day. Our Staff Writer SANGULUKANI NYIRENDA reports how a colonial-era outlaw cripples a year-old progressive… You have seen them doing it with a smile, proudly mingling while breastfeeding their babies in public with pride. This… When a 10-year-old boy hang himself to a kitchen roof in Karonga District last year, dumbstruck villagers asked: What drove… The allure of easy money is rigged against unquestioning Malawians who mortgage their earnings, pensions, relation

  4. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Sangulukani Nyirenda

    When betting odds hurt - Nation Online (opens the original)

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    The allure of easy money is rigged against unquestioning Malawians who mortgage their earnings, pensions, relationships, reputations, lives and jobs, our Staff Writer SANGULUKANI NYIRENDA reports: On August 6 2024, police in Lilongwe arrested Premier Bet employee Rodney Kandulu, 25, for theft of K18 million, ironically squandered on gaming. Just like the suspect, many Malawians have lost hard-earned money, reputation and freedom after getting hooked to gambling. According to mental health expert

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