By Charles Leyman Kachitsa Its not that when you take a ‘short-cut’ route you will reach your destination faster. Sometimes what may feel a shorter route can be elongated by circumstances. For instance, from experience as everyone want to take […]
By Charles Leyman Kachitsa Some people grow up fearing water. There are so many explanations to this and so many dimensions of the reasons why. Water is life so they say, so why should one fear water. In parts of […]
By Charles Leyman Kachitsa We can learn a lot from children. And this is not to say only those children who have started producing words, or talking. No, we can learn from children starting the very instance they are born. […]
By Daniel Namwini Lilongwe, September 30, Mana: Malawi Police Service (MPS) has committed to uphold the law and tackle serious crimes in the country especially the illegal trade in forest products and wildlife such as pangolin and ivory among others. […]
By Charles Leyman Kachitsa Being reminded about childhood by someone who says you lived together in the same area though you cannot remember the person as a youth has two sides to it. Apparently it depends on the person saying […]
By Charles Leyman Kachitsa What is the difference between a smile and laughter? One would say it is in the magnitude of an expressed happiness yet the same of both has been seen done by people in sad moments. One […]
By Charles Leyman Kachitsa Why do people who are in jobs involving thinking often get a lot of money? This has been a question a lot of people have grumbled about yet if we look at nature and creation itself […]
Zambia’s President Edgar Lungu has joined the nation in mourning the death of a fish that lived in a pond at the country’s second-biggest university. Students at Copperbelt University (CBU) lit candles and marched around campus to mourn the big […]
By Charles Leyman Kachitsa Last article on this column, we saw some ways on which men and women perhaps say boys and or girls are recognised to have matured and therefore attain a status only reserved for one now regarded […]
By Charles Leyman Kachitsa Could still be with us today, but we grew up in an era where you were not considered a ‘person’ until you attain a certain age, usually around 18 or 20 depending on your talents, skills […]
