About Joshua
Joshua Chienda was born and raised in Malawi. Although he was a Science major in the University, he likes to explore stories that can potentially positively impact societies. Such stories may be technological, historical or cultural.
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Never underrate the power of history
Reading Time: 3 minutesA school history teacher recently shared an intriguing encounter in the “My Turn” column: a curious pupil bluntly asked why they should bother learning about people who were long gone. To this student, history seemed like a dusty archive of tales about the deceased—irrelevant to the vibrant realities of the living. It was a stark…
We need to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels
Reading Time: 3 minutesFor two grueling months, long, snaking queues at filling stations have been a tormenting spectacle, an unrelenting reminder of the fuel crisis gripping the nation. Amid the chaos of jostling vehicles, a curious semblance of order emerges at some stations—cars huddled on one side, motorbikes clustered on the other. I once stumbled upon an endless…
Guilty of creating ever widening social distances
Reading Time: 3 minutesDuring the colonial era, the British administrators reigned over us with an air of superiority, keeping themselves perched high above the ordinary people they ruled. Their dominance created a glaring divide, a chasm that reminded us daily of our subjugation. Our disdain for colonialism ran deep, fueled by a burning desire to reclaim our agency…
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