Malawian youth productivity suffers from social media overuse

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Malawian youth are increasingly losing productivity due to excessive social media use, impacting national development. Approximately 8.2% of Malawi's population uses social media, with 65% of users aged 20-35, a demographic crucial for economic growth. This widespread digital distraction is hindering real-world capacity building. The article calls for educational integration of digital literacy, policy interventions for public service productivity, and a youth shift from social media consumption to creation.


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