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Corruption is clipping our country - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Corruption in Malawi is not a new term; it is an old monster that has taken deep root. Over the years, greed and systemic failure have turned public office into a tool for personal wealth instead of public service. From local administration to central government, corruption has grown so deep that many Malawians have come to regard it as a normal part of life. But should we remain silent while our nation bleeds? The greed and abuse of public resources have repeatedly come at a heavy cost for inno
Action and mindset change, not just prayers - Nation Online (opens the original)
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A colleague sent me a forwarded message that left me deep in thought. It was a call to action addressed to religious leaders and believers: “Fellow pastors, prophets, bishops, reverends, apostles, deacons, and all believers, let us dedicate our time to ear-tingling, fervent prayers interceding for our nation, which is dying at our watch.” The message listed our daily struggles unusual blackouts, widespread corruption, and failing public services while urging us to pray for things to get better.
We are all captured, not only activists! - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Last week, I was going through Ollen Mwalubunju’s interview in the Weekend Nation, which raised an important question about the state of activism, civil society and democratic accountability in Malawi. His argument in the article titled “Civil activists are captured, betraying Malawians” is difficult to ignore. I agree with Ollen’s concerns, but I would go further and say that it is not only activists who may be seen as captured. In some ways, we all seem to be captured. This concern should, the
Breaking religious bondage and embracing mindset change - Nation Online (opens the original)
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Religion is one of the most powerful forces that has transformed humanity. At its best, faith teaches us to love, forgive, serve, work honestly, care for the vulnerable and live with purpose. It has also inspired us to focus on development, financial wellbeing, supporting the poor and stand for justice. Faith has given us hope in difficult times and encouragement to become better human beings. On the other hand, religion has also become a barrier to progress as it has put many in a bondage. One
Are we getting it right by calling for Lin’s release? - Nation Online (opens the original)
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I did not initially want to add my voice to the debate over calls for the release of Lin Yunhua, as many environmental groups had already spoken strongly on the matter, raising concerns about the possible withdrawal of the corruption case against him. However, after reading the Human Rights Consultative Committee’s (HRCC) call, I feel compelled to share my views. My question is: As human rights advocates, are we really doing the right thing by calling for Lin’s release? My concern is not about d
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