The Maravi Post, a current affairs website, which aims to provide unbiased reporting on a wide range of developments in Malawi, was launched early this month. Prior to this, Nyasatimes, Blantyre Newspapers Ltd (BNL), and Nation Online (which looks abandoned) were the only sites dedicated to Malawian news. Therefore, the introduction of the Maravi Post is welcome development.
The Maravi Post initially started as a blog on Malawi Politics. But the blog’s followers have forced the publisher, Mr. Elwin Mandowa, to broaden the scope of the news items. It looks like people are growing tired of Malawi politics.
The Malawi Politics blog used to be hosted on Google’s free blogger platform. It is, therefore, good to see that the switch from Malawi Politics to Maravi Post has been accompanied by a move to a self-hosted site.
At first, I was of the view that the site would not be updated regularly, but I have been proved wrong. The site gets updated on a daily basis with a series of well-written articles. There are a lot of images; videos are also available. If you are enterested in Malawian current affairs, I would like to encourage you to bookmark the Maravi Post. Their site loads much faster than Nyasatimes.
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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackSmall beginnings can often lead to bigger things. This may well be what you have been suggesting for Malawi.
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Clement.. you are very humble. You need to let your readers know you encouraged us to do. I remember those days when Malawi Politics was a blog. You suggested we get some of our stories from real reporters on the ground in malawi. You had as much to do with our growth. I just thought I should share with your viewers. You are an Inspiration
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Clement Nyirenda says:
March 3rd, 2010 at 10:45 am
Lol!I remember that conversation. But my thinking was that probably there were others with similar views.
It is great to see the readership expanding. The number of comments is increasing by the day. Wishing you all the best.
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Sunganani says:
March 8th, 2011 at 3:05 pm
I have noticed that you do not have an RSS feed on Maravi Post. Please incorporate this as it is a better way to keep readers informed about your articles.
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Elwin Mandowa says:
March 9th, 2011 at 10:05 am
we do have several RSS Feeds look on the right hand side of the site at the bottom
http://maravipost.com/component/ninjarsssyndicator/?feed_id=1&format=raw
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This is a welcome development indeed. There are more issues (good or bad) that affect our country other than politics. Sure we need coverage in politics, but widening the scope helps us to see life wholistically.
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