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Grandeur on the border: Kachebere Major Seminary

Sitting at the foot of Kalulu hills on the Malawi – Zambia border district of Mchinji is Kachebere Major Seminary, a Roman Catholic philosophical training college.

Chintheche: Life’s a beach!

Sun and sand, fresh fish and cold beer. A photo story of the pristine beaches of Chintheche on the northern shores of Lake Malawi.

Traversing the M5 to Chintheche in Nkhata Bay

Road tripping through Nkhata Bay mountains, windy roads and rubber plantations in pursuit of Lake Malawi’s pristine Chintheche beach

Tumaini Festival 2018

The fifth edition of the Tumaini Festival was held over the weekend at Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Dowa, central Malawi. Two days of music, dance and poetry.

Rwanda: Pilgrimage in the land of a thousand hills

Last week I returned from a pilgrimage to Rwanda. I was in a group of 60 who participated in a

Tea, Coffee and Tourism

Malawi tourism has largely promoted wildlife and Lake Malawi. With changing tourism trends, can the country look to tea to attract visitors?

Tourism and the Digital Transformation

Malawi joins the world in celebrating Tourism Month every September with World Tourism Day being held on 27th September.

Lake of Starts 2018 will be held a Kabumba Hotel in Salima

Kabumba Hotel: Perfect choice for Lake of Stars 2018

Lake of Stars makes its return this year and will be held at the newly built Kabumba Hotel in Leopard’s

Malawi Wokongola

A pictorial of random sights from Nsanje to Dowa and Ntcheu to the lake of stars, Lake Malawi. Malawi Wokongola

Mangochi declared a town… finally!

President Joyce Banda has declared Mangochi a town… and it’s about time! Will this boost the tourism drive Malawi has been pushing for?

Wasn’t Mangochi a better candidate for city?

For the past few years, there has been a lot of talk from the government about turning Nsanje into a

The Ngoni Festival or Ngoma features traditional dances from Ntcheu, Dedza, Mzimba and Mozambique. The event is graced by the Inkosi ya Makosi, the Paramount Chief of Ntcheu Maseko Ngoni’s. A photo story.