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Winston Mwale
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Editor in Chief, Africa Brief
Lilongwe, Malawi
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Biography
Winston Mwale is a journalist turned media consultant-cum-online information marketer who loves telling stories, listening to stories and being in the middle of stories. A former primary school teacher, Winston is Chief Sub Editor for Zodiak Broadcasting Station, a privately-owned media organization in Malawi. He has interviewed dozens of prominent figures, including CEOs, ministers and the Vice President of Malawi, Dr. Saulos Chilima. A holder of a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, Winston’s career has spanned many countries, with the highlights including reporting live from Brussels during the EU-Africa Leaders’ Summit in 2014, being in Naivasha, Kenya, covering a training of journalists on anti-smoking, and covering the annual Chewa Kulamba Ceremony in Zambia. Trained in investigative journalism by Reuters Thomson Foundation during the Wealth of Nations Programme, Winston now helps clients master media interviews, speak more confidently in public and tell better stories, including training intermediate journalism and writing. To date, Winston holds a number of media awards, including the 2015 SADC Radio Journalists of the Year, and over 5 MISA Media Awards.
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By Winston Mwale, Africa Brief, Michael Simire| EnviroNews Nigeria@ Twelve African nations committed to implementing clean cooking energy solutions during the Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit, addressing a crisis that claims approximately 600,000 lives annually across the continent. The two-day summit, hosted by Tanzania on January 27-28, 2025, focused on accelerating access to electricity and clean cooking solutions in alignment with UN Sustainable Development Goal 7 and the African Union’s Agenda 2063.
By Winston Mwale, Michael Simire, Afrca Brief| EnviroNews Nigeria@ African heads of state gathered in Kampala, Uganda on Sunday, January 12, 2025, to adopt new agricultural policies aimed at transforming the continent’s food systems, with Kenyan President William Ruto calling for increased investment in farming infrastructure and technology. The extraordinary African Union summit marked the end of the Malabo Declaration on agriculture, replacing it with the new Kampala Declaration that commits member states to modernising their agricultural sectors.
By Winston Mwale| The Chronicle (Zimbabwe) Verified By Winston MwaleKIGALI, Rwanda— African tax officials have called for urgent modernisation of revenue collection strategies to address continent-wide economic challenges during the African Tax Administration Forum (ATAF)‘s annual meeting Tuesday. Mr Philip Tchodie, chairman of the ATAF Council and Commissioner General of the Togolese Revenue Authority, emphasized the critical need for adaptive tax policies in a global economic landscape transformed by the pandemic.
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