The multiple voices of a small country
By Gregory Gondwe To understand Malawi you have to listen before you look. The country is often presented to the world through poverty, humanitarian aid,
Beyond technology
By Chinsisi Moyojournalist A quiet revolution is taking place in Malawi’s classrooms. The BEFIT program, which aims to “lay the foundation for education through innovation
Disappearing forests
By Chimwemwe Padatha Over the past three years, Malawi has had to confront the effects of climate change. The country has been affected by powerful
Two stories
By Hellen Nyirenda Chaulukajournalist From the countryside to the boardroom of any city, Malawians are breaking free from the shackles of tradition and embracing entrepreneurship
Frozen
Abass first tried ice cream several years ago. A college friend decided to celebrate her birthday party at a new ice cream parlor, recently opened
The moral rearmament of the global south
For decades, international power and influence have been defined by military force, economic influence, and control over global institutions. However, another form of influence is
«Másikosság», said the Hungarian
Once upon a time, a parliament set itself the task of creating a common dictionary for an entity made up of 27 countries that we
A cold beer at dusk
Now that summer is coming in Europe and you want to sit on a terrace with a cold beer, perhaps it is also a good
The breakup
The political rupture that occurred between the president of Senegal, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, and his former friend, mentor and prime minister, Ousmane Sonko, has left
Waiting for the 30th
MN Tribune By Father José Aldo Sierra MorenoComboni missionary, from Pietermaritzburg (South Africa). Originally published on comboni.org. In South Africa there is a crisis of