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Gender and the Law in Practice for Development
Malawi recently took a historic step in the fight against child marriage in amending Section 22 of the Constitution, calming the...

Ulemu Hannah Kanyongolo
Jun 5, 20175 min read


The $80 Million Tale We Should Be Telling
The World Bank Group has taken a significant step announcing resumption of aid to budget support in Malawi, after more than three years...

Tiunike Online
May 29, 20176 min read


How History will Shape Our Future
In February 2006, Professor Ken Robinson delivered a momentous talk at TED2006. The entertainment aside, his talk hinged on the mistake...

Tiunike Online
May 22, 20176 min read


The Efficiency Deficiency, Of Selective Reforms
Many social ills continue to wreck havoc in this our motherland. Somehow, bolts and nuts seem to be getting loose in almost every...

Sarah Nayeja
May 15, 20177 min read


Western Populism is Africa's Equalizer Game
Global politics took an inward-looking turn in many of the key financier countries of global development in 2016. Plans to deepen...

Tiunike Online
May 1, 20175 min read


Off-Shore Drilling on Lake Malawi. Perhaps Not Now, Mr. President.
On Wednesday, 22 March 2017, the President of Malawi, Peter Mutharika, made the assertion in Mangochi District that will likely let the...

Tiunike Online
Apr 10, 20175 min read


De-Mystifying IFMIS and Coding Morality in the Government of Malawi
The Integrated Financial Management Information System, or to use its famous short name, IFMIS, took off in Malawi as early as 1995,...
Gervasio Gabriel Kaliwo (Phiri)
Apr 3, 20175 min read


The Paradox of Tightening Belts
A perspective emerged as the world weathered the effects of the financial crisis and its implications compelling countries to tighten up...

Tiunike Online
Mar 27, 20174 min read


Freedom Uncensored: An Experience with Domestic Workers in Malawi
Both colonialism and the semblance of development that followed it taught us, Malawians, the tradition of hiring house help, or who...

Sarah Nayeja
Mar 20, 20175 min read


Mutharika’s Bulldozer Test
Days of almost deafening silence have passed since George Thapatula Chaponda – a.k.a. Bulldozer – was relieved of his duties, pending...

Tiunike Online
Mar 13, 20175 min read


A Friend Indeed: Maizegate under the Magnifying Glass
In our recent article on the maize procurement saga we all devoutly call Maizegate, we made a rather strong case that cast doubt in the...

Tiunike Online
Feb 20, 20175 min read


A Humpty Dumpty State of Mind…and Economy
Early January 2017, a bridge collapsed on the M1 road between Phwezi and Chiweta in the North. Wait a second, this is the link between...

Tiunike Online
Feb 13, 20177 min read


Runaway Grains…Nobody’s Blame
Malawi’s hunger games are becoming bizarre. In an effort to quell a looming disaster, President Peter Mutharika’s government issued MK28...
Tiunike Online
Jan 30, 20174 min read


Malawi’s Industrial Revolution Must Happen
Someone recently wondered whether a country would make developmental progress if policy makers were to pay attention to college projects....

Tiunike Online
Jan 23, 20176 min read


Development through Social Protection in Malawi
Published in the author's personal capacity. A recent conversation with a friend on the question of the effectiveness of social...
Tom Mtenje
Jan 9, 20175 min read


Shifting Tectonics: The 2017 Politics that Will Shape Our World
2016 was indeed a remarkable year of women. As we published our last piece of the year, Christine La Garde, head of the International...

Tiunike Online
Jan 1, 20175 min read


Reflecting 2016, A Remarkable Year of Women.
So much happened in 2016. History was made, and history was changed. We glued our eyes to the screens, to the papers, and our ears to...

Tiunike Online
Dec 17, 20166 min read


3.8 Million Reasons for a New View to Entrepreneurship in Malawi
In the era of Malawi’s proudly self-proclaimed “Mandasi lady,” a.k.a., president Joyce Banda, there were close to a million registered...

Tiunike Online
Dec 7, 20166 min read


Can Malawi Forever Bury the Ngwazi?
The year 1997 had high profile events for Malawi. The world buried Princess Diana, an embattled royal who revealed the many scandals...

Tiunike Online
Nov 25, 20167 min read


Keeping Malawi Lit Up and ESCOM’s Reforms in a Free-Entry Electricity Market Regime
The electricity problem in Malawi has never been an insurmountable challenge. Rather, it has been let free to escalate to its current...

Tiunike Online
Nov 6, 20165 min read
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