Malawi is not a real country. The whole country is okay seeing the president’s stepson going around spending billions of taxpayers’ money, the first lady’s Trust accumulating billions, and cabinet ministers amassing unexplained wealth. The lawlessness in Malawi is gut-wrenching.
It is a disgrace that in 2026, Black South Africas can allow Julius Malema, a fighter for Black people to be dragged before systems that are still shaped by white power and historical injustice, in front of white judges. The blood spilled at the Sharpeville Massacre, the 27 stolen years of Nelson Mandela, and the brutal killing of Steve Biko mean nothing if you stand by while this happens, whether you agree with Malema or not. This is not just a trial; it is a message, a reminder meant to humiliate, to silence, and to tell Black people they are still powerless. Accepting it is a betrayal of the very struggle that was fought for your freedom!
70 and 80 year old people are generally unemployable due to physical and mental decline but for some reason we allow them to run the entire fucking country.
Dear Recruiters
Normalize not holding interviews when you have already decided who is getting the job. The unemployed borrow money for transport, clothes to look good for interviews. It’s hard out there .
I am graduating today from the University of Malawi with a Bachelor of Arts (Humanities) degree, with Credit. I majored in Philosophy (Business Ethics) and minored in Political Science, as well as Classical Studies. 🎓🏅
I really hope whatever is left of life is really kind to all of us, you know. We’ve experienced so much pain. We deserve softness and softness alone. 🤍
Landed at Malawi's Domestic Warehouse. @LAZARUSCHAKWERA please use our taxes & construct an international airport to foster global connectivity. How do we develop without an international gateway?
God’s grace is unrestrained. It will go to anyone. He doesn’t disqualify. He doesn’t write people off. No mistake you’ve made is too much for the mercy of God.