by Sharon Chirwa | Oct 20, 2025 | News
BY WASHINGTON CHIMUZU In 1969, the Apollo Vistarama cinema opened in the heart of Blantyre, offering Malawians with one of the most advanced movie experiences of its time. For nearly three decades, it stood as a cultural landmark, serving families, friends, and...
by Sharon Chirwa | Oct 1, 2025 | News
BY WASHINGTON CHIMUZU This article draws inspiration from bees, thanks to some insights shared by Nelson Limula, a property management professional with Eris Properties based in Lilongwe. Nelson highlighted the role of the queen bee, and that of other members of the...
by Sharon Chirwa | Sep 29, 2025 | News
BY WASHINGTON CHIMUZU Closing is often seen as the least glamorous phase of a project. The deliverables are complete, the budget mostly spent, and the team eager to move on to new challenges. Yet the closing phase carries its own set of risks. Left unmanaged, these...
by Sharon Chirwa | Aug 28, 2025 | News
BY WASHINGTON CHIMUZU Projects, by their very nature, are fraught with uncertainty. Despite all the hype, value and benefits that they promise to deliver, nothing is ever truly guaranteed or goes like clockwork. Even with meticulous planning, many projects falter not...
by Sharon Chirwa | Aug 27, 2025 | News
By Washington Chimuzu Every project begins with a decision: should this initiative move forward? That decision, however, is often clouded by many assumptions, excitement, enthusiasm, and oftentimes, incomplete information. While initiation marks only the first phase...
by Sharon Chirwa | Jun 15, 2025 | News
BY WASHINGTON CHIMUZU In the world of wildlife, few creatures command as much quiet authority as the elephant. Towering, gentle, and profoundly intelligent, elephants are not only nature’s giants but also powerful teachers. For project managers, the life and behavior...
