Political prisoners in the era of Ngwazi Hastings Kamuzu Banda were popular. As a life president, anyone who posed a threat to his dictatorship was an enemy of […]
Thoughts & Musings
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Of Being An Only Child and Mental Health
Every time I meet people and I reveal that I am an only child, they envy me. For most, being an only child is like heaven. Parents bend […]
Wallflower Chronicles
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Things We See in Blantyre: Please Don’t Sell Us
They have been so many times when I have prayed for God’s intervention when in a minibus. Unlike other countries, Malawi does not have any special names for […]
Wallflower Chronicles
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Things We See in Blantyre: False Alerts Everywhere
One thing Blantyre never ceases to amaze is the amount of False Alerts we have. I’m not talking about floods, hurricanes or tragic things like that. Neither am […]
Wallflower Chronicles
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Things We See in Blantyre: Magic in the Streets
There is magic in the streets of Blantyre. Behind every street smart (or wannabe), there is a story filled with lessons. And most times, I like to think […]
Wallflower Chronicles
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Things We See in Blantyre: Money in Underwear
Hello, I know it’s been a while, I’m sorry for leaving you hanging. But, I recently had writer’s block which literally had me feeling done. However, after reading […]
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11 Best Things To Do In Lilongwe, Malawi
The capital city of Malawi is one of the growing cities in Southern Africa. Within the borders, it is known as the city with the money. Boosting with […]