Just finished reading through this journal produced by the Department of Theology and Religious Studies, Chancellor College, University of Malawi. In this issue I found of special note the following articles: “It Takes an Initiation to Make a Yawo Chief” … Continue reading
Whenever I happen upon a bookstore in Malawi, I just can’t help but wander in “just in case”. Usually, I leave the same way I went in, disappointed at the lack of new reading material that catches my eye. But … Continue reading
A letter written by African explorer & missionary Dr. David Livingstone has recently been auctioned in the U.K. and reports an attack he suffered from the Ajawa (Yawo) people. Read the story here.
Fort Mangochi is a fascinating piece of history for Malawi and the east African slave trade in general. Located within the mountains close to Namwera and Majuni in Mangochi District, a hike of only a few hours reveals a place … Continue reading
Perhaps you’ve heard about William Kamkwamba. He’s a Malawian from Wimbe (Central Region, I think) who got captivated by science after finding some books in his local rural library. From a family without electricity, William became fascinated with the idea … Continue reading
