One thing about football: if you haven’t played from childhood into your teens (even playground), it’s incredibly hard to pick up later and even play decent Sunday League level. I don’t think many other sports are quite like that. Football instincts are formed young.
This has always been my take. Ati akutsuka ndalama 😂😂😂. In a country where you can deposit half a bill cash without many questions, or where you can buy truckloads of produce or a G wagon in cash, there is no need to “launder” anything. We are an informal cash society already.
Its pointless that the whole community needs to shut down kukachitika maliro. No disrespect, but that person is gone and life goes on with or without him. Shops closing, people skipping work, anjinga kutsika ati kupeleka ulemu to a person they never knew.
Unless if he was family.
The death of journalism in Malawi is no longer a theory it is unfolding in real time. MISA Malawi has an enormous task ahead, because many journalists are no longer watchdogs.
They are politicians-in-waiting .It explains why investigative journalism is thinning out.
The sad thing about Malawi is that you can have the money to live a good life and afford things. But the things may not be available even with money at your disposal— fuel, good healthcare…
@baba_nyenyedzi The white minority government would make sure wages of black workers would remain low to maximise profits, concessions would be made of course, but $3000 is wishful thinking.
When money starts coming in, keep buying things, assets preferably.
Stay feeling broke as it’ll fuel the grind.
A huge sum sitting in your wallet is a dangerous illusion of safety tbh.