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04/12/2025

This morning we shared a post from my brother , who talked about how choosing the right woman can shape a man’s journey, not because she completes him, but because the right energy brings direction, peace and clarity.
Ndepakupita patsiku li, ndazindikilanso kuti pali chinthu chinachake chomwe sitinachikambe;
Chipambano/ kuchita bwino sikumangotengela who you choose…
It’s also about how you choose to show up in your own life.
Palibe amene anganene kuti ali paubwenzi wabwinobwino pomwe iyeyo moyo wake uli wayambakata..komanso you can’t protect your value if you’re available to everyone all the time.-uku walowela uku walowe

Real growth sits in the middle of being present enough to build deep connections,
but scarce enough to protect your purpose.
It’s the same balance in love, in work, in friendships, in creativity.
Show up with intention, not noise.
Move with clarity, not confusion.
Choose people wisely, and choose yourself consistently.

04/12/2025

Achimwene aakulu alankhula .. tilibe choonjezela

Anyamata amene mumafuna kuchita bwino m'moyo uno, pali chinthu chimodzi chofunika kwambiri chomwe anthu samachinena pafupipafupi. Mudzapeze mkazi wabwino. Limenero lidzakhala gwero lakutukuka kwanu. Mkazi wakhalidwe, wanzeru, olifuna banja, okhala nanu mmavuto ndi mu mtendere. Mukadzampeza musadzamusiye.

Mukadzapanga mistake yotenga akazi enawa, moyo wanu udzakhala m'mavuto mpaka kale. Ndalama idzavuta kupeza, mtendere sumadzakhala pabanja panu, muzidzaweluka ku business kapena kuntchito koma osafuna kupita kunyumba, muzidzayenda munsewu mukuyankhula nokhanokha kuli kubalalika ndi mkazi oyipayo. Mwatsoka nthenda monga BP ndi zina zidzalowelerapo n'kukufupikitsirani moyo.

So boys, for you to be successful while married, please find a good wife.

04/12/2025

Be careful not to lose what money cannot buy while chasing money.

Good morning

02/12/2025

Remember those afternoons and evenings when Music Splash came on TVM? Nthawi yomwe TV inkagona kuchipinda.

It didn’t matter what you were doing , serving nsima, pretending to finish homework, resting after chores, the whole house just… paused.
For a few sacred minutes, life held its breath.
We didn’t just watch music; we gathered around it. It was a communal ritual. And it was free.
Fast-forward to today.
Dr Namadingo has taken that same sacred pause, that childhood electricity, and turned it into something you can touch.Not a broadcast. Not a livestream.
A memory delivered to your doorstep.

And I keep imagining them…
A living room being rearranged, not for visitors, but for a moment. Siblings arguing over which song must top the list. Someone quietly wiping a corner of the floor, thinking “Maybe… maybe he’ll stand right here.”
Ordinary furniture, ordinary walls, suddenly holding their breath the same way we did years ago in front of a TV.
Watching this unfold in real time, I’m convinced:
This is more than a concert.He’s not selling a performance. He’s selling a story in motion. One that starts long before he arrives, and lingers long after he leaves. What stays afterward won’t just be the photos or the shaky videos.It will be the rearranged chairs that never return to their old positions.
The warm silence after the last note fades.
A family glancing at each other with that unspoken “Did that really happen?”
A story beginning with:
“Remember the day Namadingo sang right here?”

So now I’m left thinking, not as a fan, but as a storyteller, a student of moments:
How do we create things people don’t just consume… but feel?
How do we make content that comes with context?
How do we turn passive viewers into participants, and simple moments into lifelong memories?

As he likes to put it “DocAnavaya”.

01/12/2025

Welcome to December,
This is the month where we pretend we’ve been productive all year… and December pretends to believe us. 😂
It is a season of soft reflections, hard truths, and goals we’ll bravely carry into 2026 like hand luggage.
But we’re still hopeful, still trying, still here, and that’s enough.

27/11/2025

GBV doesn’t always announce itself loudly. Sometimes it hides in jokes, traditions, silence, or “it’s just how things are.”
But nothing changes until someone says, “This is not okay.”
These 16 days are more than a campaign ; they’re a reminder that safety is a right, not a privilege.
Let’s create spaces where survivors are heard, children are protected, and everyone walk without fear.
Let’s break the cycle.

25/11/2025

“My father told me that a true son of our land must know how to sleep and keep one eye open. I never forget it. So I played and laughed with everyone and they shouted "Jolly Ben! Jolly Ben!" but I knew what I was doing. The women of Umuru are very sharp; before you count A they count B. So I had to be very careful. I never showed any of them the road to my house and I never ate the food they cooked for fear of love….”(guess title)

Growing up, this book shaped many of us; the stories were short, sharp, and unforgettable.
Today I’m curious: Which story from Looking for a Rain God has stayed with you the most?
Is it the one that scared you… the one that taught you… or the one you still remember word-for-word?
Drop your favourite story here. Let’s see which one wins.

22/11/2025

Eish.. mukuchezana bwanji koma?🙈

Welcome to the world of 5G! you have a lot to learn!

If that’s their 5G… they’ve got a long way to go.

Switch to the Best 5G Network in Malawi.

20/11/2025

As we celebrate World Children's Day today, let us pause and reflect on how our actions contribute to the broken systems we see around us. May the protection and support we give to our young ones create a foundation that allows them to grow freely, confidently, and fully into their potential.

19/11/2025

Some delays build you, but others hold you back, know the difference, choose the difference, and move with intention today.

Good morning