Hooked and Held Back: How Social Media Is Stealing Productivity From Malawian Youth
[Nyasa Times - Malawi] - 3/12/2025
Every generation faces a defining force—something powerful enough to shape its identity, choices, and future. For today’s Malawian youth, that force is social media. What began as a harmless avenue for connection has quietly evolved into a digital trap, consuming hours, dimming ambition, and (…)
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