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21/07/2024

TYPES OF CHEATING
Cheating is not only having s*x with another person who is not your wife/husband, it also includes:

1. Receiving money from a man without the knowledge of your husband

2. Giving money to a woman without the knowledge of your wife.

3. Sharing s*x jokes with a person who is not your spouse

4. Deleting messages which you dont want your spouse to read

5. Avoiding answering a call from that other in presence of your spouse or stepping aside to answer that call

6. Avoiding answering a call from a spouse when that other person is around or stepping aside to answer that call.

7. Saving contacts of those other persons with different names so that your spouse fails to recognise

8. Lying about your location to your spouse when you are with that other person or vice versa

9. Having office husbands and wives

10. Piling unresolved issues with your spouse is another highest type of cheating which will in turn ruin your body, soul and spirit.

𝐁𝐄 𝐓𝐑𝐔𝐄 𝐓𝐎 𝐘𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐒𝐄𝐋𝐅 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐆𝐎𝐃 𝐖𝐇𝐎 𝐊𝐍𝐎𝐖𝐒 𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐘𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐈𝐍 𝐇𝐈𝐃𝐃𝐄𝐍 𝐏𝐋𝐀𝐂𝐄𝐒.

May you not fall into a trap that will ruin your marriage
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19/07/2024

LOCAL FILMMAKERS FED-UP WITH MULTICHOICE TRAININGS

A number of local filmmakers have in solidarity supported one of the Malawi's celebrated filmmakers, Khama Mbaula, who has stood tall and described the MultiChoice Talent Factory Southern Africa Region' yet to commence initiative of 'Screenwriters-Masterclass' as useless.

In his sentiments, Mbaula has argued that it is nonsense for Multichoice to continue hosting workshops for Malawian filmmakers as it is almost impossible for content from Malawi to be taken as 'content' before Zambezi Magic in particular.
"Don't come here and say anything about that stupid portal, the bottom line is content from Malawi is never acquired for other reasons beyond quality" he argued.

According to him, Multichoice has done too many workshops and filmmakers have learned enough. As such, they must now start financing and supporting local productions.

The Lilongwe based filmmaker also said that it is hilariously impossible that there cannot be even a single person from Malawi who knows how to make proper movies and TV shows. And that even though Multichoice trains filmmakers, the same Multichoice doesn't even have a chance to acquire Malawians' work afterwards, yet Zambias enjoy all the fortunes and glory.
"Not even their own trained filmmakers have a chance, yet every idea a Zambian has, gets a pass!" he vehemently said.

To concur with Mbaula, the Blantyre based multiple award filmmaker, Shemu Joyah, appreciated Mbaula for speaking on behalf of all the Malawian filmmakers. According to Joyah, Multichoice holds trainings just to be seen to have been doing something for the region and interested in putting serious money in malawi, but what they offer for already finished films is nothing but ridiculous.

Conversely, another filmmaker among others, Eric Chan, has also commended the 'Afritrix Pictures' CEO for his brave words by saying that he is always speechless and shocked with what Multichoice does when it comes to this.
"I don't have any kind words for these people, they hate Malawian stories and Storytellers" he said.

However, Mbaula said that this is a great initiative for the sake of knowledge only.

The submission deadline for the Multichoice Talent Factory Southern Africa Region 'Screenwriters-Masterclass' is today, July 19th, 2024. The training will be conducted online on Monday, 22 July from 6pm.

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12/07/2024

Too often today, we focus on borrowing money to get the things we want instead of focusing on the creating money.
One is easier in the short term, but harder in the long term.
Its a bad habit that we as individuals, and as nation, have gotten into. Remember, the easy road often becomes hard, and the hard road often becomes easy.
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30/06/2024

03/06/2024

If you work for money, you give the power to your employer.
If money works for you, you keep the power and control it.

02/06/2024

People's lives are forever controlled by two emotions: fear and greed.

11/04/2024

Watch real issues episode 9

This episode highlights how two people are struggling to make ends meet in Machinjiri Blantyre. A woman with her 4 children was homeless and is being hosted ...

28/03/2024

Announcement: The Malawi Institute of Journalism (MIJ), a leading training institution for professional journalism, is inviting applications from both practicing and aspiring journalists into its full time and weekend journalism programmes.

Programmes and Entry Requirements
Certificate in Journalism

Applicants should be holders of a Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE), with at least four credits, including English.

Diploma in Journalism

Applicants should be holders of a Certificate in Journalism or its equivalent or any related higher qualification from a recognized institution.

Applicants with a tertiary qualification must also provide a proof of their journalism work, such as an article in a publication and a recorded TV or radio program.

Bachelor of Arts in Journalism

Applicants into the degree programme must have a Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) or its equivalent, with a minimum of six credits, including English and at least a pass in Mathematics, to start in Year 1.

Those with a Diploma in Journalism or related qualification from a recognised institution with a minimum of two years of work experience in relevant field and MSCE with four credits, including English, to start in Year 2.

Mode of Application

Application forms can be collected from our centers (Blantyre, Lilongwe and Mzuzu) or be downloaded from our website: www.mijmw.com

A non-refundable application fee of MK10,000.00 must be deposited into MIJ bank account as follows:

Account Name: Malawi Institute of Journalism

Bank: National Bank of Malawi, Chichiri Branch

Account No.: 1002872637

Account Type: Current

Remember to attach the bank deposit slip of the application fee with copies of your certificates from a recognised academic institution.

The closing date for receiving applications is Friday, 31st May, 2024.

For more details, please contact the following numbers:

Blantyre : 0 886668595

Lilongwe : 0 886 668 894

Mzuzu : 0 886

Work with us. Learn with us. Improve with us. The Malawi Institute of Journalism was established in 1995 to train students into professional journalists as one way of consolidating the democratic dispensation ushered in by the multi-party politics in 1994.

18/01/2024

Oyimba odziwika bwino m'dziko lino Katelele Ching'oma wamwalira.

Mchimwene wake wa oyimbayu, a Elvis Ching'oma, wauza Zodiak Online m'mawawu kuti oyimbayu wamwalira m'bandakucha wa lero ku chipatala cha Kamuzu Central ku Lilongwe atadwala nthenda yokhudza chiwindi.

Elvis yemwenso amajambula nyimbo za Katelele wati oyimbayu anamutumiza kuti akalandire thandizo ku chipatalachi kuchokera ku Dedza komwe amakhala.

Iye wati banja la Ching'oma lisowa ntchito za oyimbayu ponena kuti anachititsa kuti banja la Ching'oma lidziwike kamba ka nyimbo zake zomwe a Malawi ambiri amazikonda.

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11/01/2024

Bwalo la High Court ku Lilongwe lagamula kuti a Joseph Mwanaveka, Dalitso Kabambe ndi a Henry Mathanga alibe mlandu.

Boma la MCP lidamangitsa anthu atatuwa powaganizira kuti anachuna mabuku azachuma ndi cholinga chakuti bungwe la IMF lipereke ngongole yokwana $108 miliyoni.

Malingana ndi Justice Redson Kapindu mu chigamulo chake wati palibe umboni wina uli wonse woti anthu atatu amenewa adachita zimenezi.