Why Malawi’s chief salesman of words is not coming back to sell more words
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By Edward Chisanga On 25 February 2024, The Catholic Bishops of Malawi issued a pastoral letter entitled: “The sad story of Malawi.” The letter addressed several issues of concern to the country in general, and Malawians in particular. It complained about fruitless engagement with the State (…)
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