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Kudos to Bwana Jack Manong’a, DRTSS
Ithink it’s in order to express apologies to all followers of this column for the repetitions to cover some technical…
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On rabies, stray dogs and minimum per household
Every time I hear stories that authorities responsible for veterinary affairs plan to implement rabies vaccination campaigns, I get excited.…
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Concrete blocks are the way to go
Malawi and, of course, most of the developing countries are victims of environmental degradation and there are so many effects…
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Readers voice on anti-rabies campaign
In my last entry I looked at the issue of rabies, specifically on the demerits of the whole rabies…
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On rabies, stray and minimum household dogs
Every time I hear stories that authorities responsible for veterinary affairs plan to implement rabies vaccination campaigns, I get…
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On rabies, stray and minimum household dogs
Every time I hear stories that authorities responsible for veterinary affairs plan to implement rabies vaccination campaigns, I get…
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Contaminating the albinos’ environment
One of the most common debates currently hot in Malawi is that of the killings of our albino friends. The…
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Garbage dumper caught in the act
Two weeks ago, this column carried an analysis of what is currently the trend of city councils involving private…
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To: The deaf Ministry of Health
I think I will not be wrong to conclude that the Ministry of Health is now ‘deaf’. Why should…
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Closely monitor private waste managers
The issue of poor solid and liquid waste management in almost all councils has kind of become an order of…
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Where is the once charismatic BCC Mayor
One of the major developments brought by the 2014 Tripartite Elections was the ushering in of councillors both at district…
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When yellow fever knocks on Malawi’s neighbours
I generally like to get latest news both locally and globally. It’s important for every human being to know what…
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Some Malawians making me proud on plastic shopping bags
One of the issues which I discussed extensively last year was about the ban on the use of…
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Tame ‘Zimbowera’ guys in Machinga and Zomba now
In last week’s issue,I did put it clearly that the recently declared outbreak of cholera in the two districts…
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Need for pragmatic strategies on climate change
Three weeks ago, I started talking about the famous climate change synonymously known as global warming. The basics of climate…
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Need for pragmatic strategies on climate change (Part II)
Last week, we started looking at issues concerning climate change, which is currently synonymously called ‘global warming’ since the current…
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Need for pragmatic strategies on climate change (Part 1)
If there is a terminology that has become more common now, then it is climate change. This terminology is been…
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View on city council performance
On October 18, 2015 this column ran a story which was basically lamenting about the roles of councillors and their…
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On minister’s remarks and new Lilongwe City CEO
For those who critically understand the roles of councils, understand that cities are meant, out of many other roles, to…
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Malawian Ladies, where are your woven shopping baskets?
As you know, from July 1 2015, the Malawi Government banned the use of thin plastics less than 60 microns.…
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