Writing but not limited to Christian Poems, Bible Drills, Short stories, Folktales, Song writing etc

 NDAPHUNZIRA NAWO ANTHU A MAINA Ndisilira inu ana a mma 2000 Anu maina kukoma powatchula Nkamwamu kuchita kuzuna ngati keke Mumanyadirana potchulana anuwake Mumvekere, Asante, Praise, Trinity, Favour, Junior ndi ena otero Ndikakhala ine nde ndaphunzira nawo anthu a maina Ndikutitu ndayimba nawo sukulu ine anthu a maina Ukawatchula mwana kulira Kuwalingalira wekha kuzizimuka Pena ngati ukulota maloto oopsa Ena atanthauzo ena ayi ntaaa Achina Kanere, Viwisi, Mleza, Zinthambo, Mbulayanga, Toga ndi Zinthonga mpakana pano tanthauzo lawo silidziwika Nabola achina Tembani, Mkakeni, Penjani, Thula ndi Mavuto matanthauzo awo ngoziwika Inetu ndaphunzira nawo anthu a maina Nawo a Phunzitsi athu a Songolo Atasongola pampando kusogolo Kutichosa umbuli kutipasa tsogolo Koma ndikalingalira za kalasi la pa sogolo Ine kugwidwa tsebwe ndi maina azifukwa Achina Walekeni, Walyenge, Nyamazawo, Wafiske, Khumbolawo Naoso akulimbikira kuopa tingawapeze Kalasi lambuyo mwathu naloso silinalekelere Kukhalana...

 THE CAMPUS MOTHER BY TOBBY ELEFUNT It was so obvious that Mbanandi would make it to university that year.  Her performance was absolutely excellent in every examination. She never underperformed in all subjects including those that were regarded as key subjects. These key subjects which included Mathematics, English and Science were a must pass if one would qualify for university entrance. When the results were out she was one of the five students who made it with a single digit points amongst those that passed at her school. Mbanandi’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Zgambo were proud of their daughter. Their advice to their daughter on the importance of reading wide including the next topic before the teacher touches it, did not fall on deaf ear. From primary to secondary that was her motto.  By the time the teacher came up with the topic it was like a revision to her. Teachers were shocked at how she could clearly answer and explain what she had been asked in line with the topic...

 Moral Decay Sitting in my room with my beautiful family on that evening, I felt so troubled in my mind. I silently manoeuvred to the study desk to put my thoughts on a paper. I reached out to where my pencil and my drafting pad were to list down some few points on what was bothering my mind concerning the immorality that had engulfed the world nowadays. Yes, moral decay is a serious matter that needs some serious attention at all cost, otherwise we are all to cry foul in due course. It's acceleration is double in this generation as compared to the generations that came before ours. This is all because of the coming of the so called social media with its platforms, eg WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram. Yes it is true to say social media has eased our lives in terms of communication but the way it has been mishandled, by abusing its purpose is what remains a problem. Meeting a post of either a photo or a video of a woman giving birth, on Facebook is not strange nowadays. This is one ...

 Did you know Mabiri produced four players to Green Buffalos FC of Luwelezi which won Bakili Muluzi National Cup in early 2000s. The players included Chimwemwe Tembo, Mandera Tembo, Eneya Popote Ngulube and Zondwayo Ngulube. Did you know Mabiri produced five players to Rayply FC in the year 2002? The players included Nation Banda, Zondwayo Ngulube, Mandera Tembo, James Ngulube and Chiza Ngulube.  Did you know by the time Embangweni United FC was qualifying for TNM super league four players were from the Ngulube Family of Mdilira Tembo Village in Mabiri? These players were Zondwayo Ngulube, Rodwayo Ngulube, Chiza Ngulube and Bongani Ngulube.  Did you know the first Mabiri primary    away winning goal against  Chowondwe primary was scored by Toga Ndhlovu with asist pass from Masida Ngulube?  Did you know the first Mabiri CDSS player to play in Flames Coca-Cola Under 20 team was Bob Chalunda Ngulube?  Did you know Mabiri 's first female footballer wh...

 Chimkhala ku Gospel kunali Beef Wina ndi uja Zaubusa Za Mlaka Atanyamulidwa pa stage ngati Maliro Kuli kuledzela kuopa vinyo angamuthereso Chemwali aja nawo ayamba kuzitaya  Ati ali Busy kulongosola ma Signal ku Jamaica  Akakhala achimwene Dasitani nde paja Ngo Pitapita Kukachasu nde kwawo poti wam'mabotolo kudula Chimkhala ku gospel kunali beef Mwana wa Malemu Chisomo nde tinamtuluka   Kuchokera pompaja ana mu tChinga pakhomo la Pipozi Atasenza chokoleti ndi masiwiti mmayala Nabola yemweyu Loyidi mwana wa Mountain  Olo atamangisa wake oyera atakalamba Ndikuti atataka-tataka mokwanila ma nurse odzuna Komabe tinyimbo take timatisunthira chifupi ndi Yahweh  Mwina nafe mkanjo mkukaugwira Tikutitu timakunyadirani Uncle Loyidi Chimkhala ku gospel kunali beef Uyu odalira alamuyu nde sitinena Ankadziwa ndithu kuti zizakhala better ija Amazitanthauza iye mwini Pano anayiphula ngakhale ali yakali yakali mmakhoti Kuyesesa kufuta mbiri yokupha mwana Nkhata Komab...

 Systematic Analysis of Malawi's Girl-Centred Education Programming Authors John Foster Jill Moyo Faculty of Education, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, People’s Republic of China. The aim of the systematic review was to compile and synthesise evidence on the contributions and implications of girl-centric policies and specialised interventions for girls' education in terms of access and participation. The results of the review confirm that girls' education programmes designed and implemented in a gender-based framework are effective in increasing girls' access to education. The results support the hypothesis that gender-centric policies and affirmative action interventions are sincere attempts to improve equity within education systems in Malawi. Despite these findings, the article argues that gender-centric policies and programmes can be replete with unfounded and contradicting assumptions about the nature of gender and egalitarian programming, which may negate the ...