Mitch Takilima

Mitch Takilima Agricultural Economics][Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Publication and Researcher with Bunda Economics Association( BAE).

A Youth adviser, activist with Youth Developers Collaboration org. (YDC)
Creative artist, Bunda collage

Young Economist's Opinionaccording to my opinion that "youths should solve problems in their communities By changing the...
05/11/2025

Young Economist's Opinion
according to my opinion that
"youths should solve problems in their communities By changing their Mindset"

Living for Others
is the main thing that youths are supposed to comply with because their presence strengthens the elderly, gives hope to the community and makes the children grow.

according to my point of view check out my article that I have released today on 5 November 2025 Jack Nyienda Lekani Juwa ACADES Acades Commodities

Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources World Bank Ministry of Youth, Sport and Arts Bunda Economics Association Youth Opportunities

25/10/2025

Young Economist conference
taking place at UNIVERSITY of Malawi

24/10/2025

it's gonna be a big event
LUANER BUNDA COLLEGE AND CITY CAMPUS, UNIMA AND CU
all these universities will converge in one place
Make yourself available at the Young Economist conference
from 9:00am -4:30pm

It's gonna be a big event
24/10/2025

It's gonna be a big event

BEA joins the nation’s young economists — tomorrow🔥!

The Bunda Economics Association (BEA) will proudly take part in the Youth Economist Conference 2025 happening tomorrow, Saturday, 25th October, at the University of Malawi (UNIMA), Wadonda Lecture Theatre.

📖 Theme: Defining Priorities for Malawi’s Economic Recovery — Strategies for Macroeconomic Stability, Job Creation, and Resilient Growth.
💭 Debate Motion: Is Prioritising Agricultural Commercialisation Undermining Smallholder Empowerment and Equitable Growth in Malawi’s Quest for Productivity?

This event brings together Malawi’s brightest young minds to discuss, debate, and shape ideas that can transform our nation’s economy.

Let’s make BEA shine at UNIMA tomorrow! 💪📈

20/10/2025

World Bank Africa
The use of energy to increase productivity and create jobs for African youths
That was documented In October 2025
Investing in human capital and making use of the resources effectively for job creation

Join the minds shaping Malawi’s future! 🇲🇼🌾 Is Agricultural Commercialisation undermining smallholder's empowerment and ...
20/10/2025

Join the minds shaping Malawi’s future! 🇲🇼

🌾 Is Agricultural Commercialisation undermining smallholder's empowerment and equitable growth farmers.

Come debate hosted by Bunda Economics Association, inspire change, and be part of the vision for a stronger, fairer, and more productive Malawi!💪
DVB Debate
Agricultural Writers SA
Malawi Government
DVB Youth Voice
Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources World Bank Mitch Takilima World Bank Africa Hastings Msosa @

The economists in making
08/10/2025

The economists in making

I had an opportunity to participate in a debate hosted by Bunda Economics Association on the topic of"CAN low income cou...
08/10/2025

I had an opportunity to participate in a debate hosted by Bunda Economics Association on the topic of"CAN low income country central bank focus on both supply side intervations and price stability at the same time"

Due my research I joined the proposers and proposed that YES supply side intervations and price stability can be done at the same time by LIC central banks
1) Through Investing in infrastructure
*investing in infrastructure such as transportation and energy can help to reduce cost and increase productivity then enhance moderate inflation and growth

The example of Pakistan
Pakistan has a a good macroeconomic performance In a decade now and stagflation in the past 11 years from now

this has occurred because the state Bank of Pakistan did not just focus on Price stability, But focused on both supply side intervations and price stability at the same time
The state Bank of Pakistan (SBP)
has been focusing on both supply side intervations and price stability and risen Pakistan's Gross Domestic product to 3.28%

The state Bank of Pakistan (SBP) follows the policy of Liberalisation of economic autonomy that helps the SBP to focus on both supply side intervations and price stability enhancing both moderate development and moderate inflation

if we take a look at Pakistan it wasn't a developed country and it focused on both supply side intervations and price stability at the same time and has reached at GDP of 3.28% which shows progress
if LIC central banks like Malawi focus on both supply side intervations by investing in infrastructure and human capital and price stability at the same time it will help our Country Malawi develop.

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