It is not very often that journalists are themselves a new subject, and when this happens it is often negative. Newsmen and woman in Malawi have lately been in the news, owing to President Joyce … [Read more...]
No More Miniskirts and Trousers for Women at a Media Group in Malawi
February 21, 2013 By
In June 1993 Malawians voted in a referendum that gave them an opportunity to choose between continuing with one party state or adopt a multiparty democracy in which 64.69 per cent of Malawians chose … [Read more...]
Joyce Banda: IMF’s Good Girl or a Victim of Malawi’s Economic Dependence?
January 23, 2013 By
Watching the behind-the-scenes short documentary on Joyce Banda, the fourth president of Malawi, it is clear that she is acutely aware of the challenges she faces, as she tries to fix the ailing … [Read more...]
Homosexuality in Malawi: How objective is the local Media?
November 16, 2012 By
“Gay are abnormal … don’t hide behind HIV / Aids,” reads a newspaper headline in Weekend Nation newspaper of 10th November 2012. The newspaper was quoting a chairperson of … [Read more...]
Is the Mo Ibrahim Prize fit for purpose?
October 18, 2012 By
The establishment of Mo Ibrahim Foundation some six years ago with a mandate to support “good governance and great leadership in Africa” was received with a considerable amount of excitement … [Read more...]
Reading Malawi Politics Through Joyce Banda’s First Hundred Days in Office
August 4, 2012 By
President Joyce Banda has just celebrated 100 days in office, a very short period for any tangible assessment on her leadership. And the media analysis of the event reflected this fact – it had very … [Read more...]
Summer Fashion Accessories Made in Africa
June 27, 2012 By
Summer is finally here and this year we are especially spoilt for choice in terms of activities to choose from, Wimbledon Tennis is currently under way in SW 19, straight after that the Olympics … [Read more...]
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