In your community, how do you call for rain and tell rain is coming?
This is a male rain stone and when you take it and look out of the window at the sky, you may not necessarily see any rain coming.
If you were a Kyungu and looked through this hole then soon the pitter-patter of rain would be heard in the bowl balanced on little white stones.
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including those with albinism, a recessive pigment condition resulting in very light skin, as well as lighter coloured eyes.
The exhibition clears up with beliefs in Africa and puts forward rational scientific explanations.
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Have you already visited Cultural & Museum Centre Karonga (CMCK), Malawi this week?
Visit the museum and among exhibitions, you will be taken through “Albinism – just a gene” exhibition which highlights genetic principles of pigmentation in people,
They say beans hit different when cooked in a clay pot 🍲🔥, richer aroma, deeper flavor, and a whole lot of nostalgia!
Have you tried it? Clay pot vs. modern cookware, which wins your taste?
👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments!
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The Dinosaur laughing at you you for not knowing its history, yet you live in Karonga.
Visit Karonga Museum to learn about Malawisaurus, prices are very fair and we are also open during weekends.
Plan your visit now!
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It had teeth almost like
mammals for chewing insects and spiders, and it was able to stand on two
legs for catching dragonflies!
Visit Cultural & Museum Centre Karonga (CMCK), Malawi and learn more.
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Did you know?
Three different species of crocodiles lived at the same time as Malawisaurus.
This is the smallest among them, just
over a foot in length. This 120 Million year old Karonga Croc truly is the
strangest crocodile which ever lived on this earth.
Every artifact tells a story. From ancient clay pots to traditional chicken coop, the collection and exhibit celebrates rich cultural heritage.
Visit @CMCK_Malawi, and explore the rich history of human settlement in Karonga.
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Ever wondered how dinosaurs fit into Karonga’s history?
These ancient giants once roamed the very land beneath our feet!
Step into the past at Cultural & Museum Centre Karonga (CMCK), Malawi, where history isn’t just told, it’s uncovered.
Schools are Back! Time to Plan an Unforgettable Learning Adventure!
Teachers and instructors, why not kickstart the new school term with an exciting educational trip to Cultural & Museum Centre Karonga (CMCK), Malawi?
Spark your students’ curiosity and expand their knowledge with our rich history, science, and culture exhibitions!
Our rates are very affordable, just check the poster for details!
Don't miss this chance to make learning come alive outside the classroom.