[civsoc-mw] The allogance of Chisale

[KPD]

Charles,

Unali umphawi. Kumatengeka ndi masikono a yellow ndi botolo la fanta.

For the Southern Region 1 microbus, makolo athu contributed ku ntchito, we
contributed ku sukulu and each house contributed.

Anthu ankadumpha mipanda ya misika kuthawa amisonkho. Misonkho wa K3.50
whether you were employed or not. Ukangofika dzaka 21 ali ukhome nsonkho.
And you still needed 22 tambala card just to enter the market.

Taziona ife. Kuyimba m'manja kunali ndi style yake. Osangoyimba mmanja
chisawawa.

Kodi umene uja unali ufulu? Mtheradi, tinali akapolo a Kamuzu. Adatipeza
tikubvala nyanda zomwe iye ankabvala asanayende wa pansi kupita kwa Azungu.

On Wed, 7 Oct 2020, 07:16 Charles Golomoti, <cwakudabii.golomoti at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Yes, those were rough days, KPD. That was our biblical Egypt so to say,
> living under the reign of terror of the cruel Pharaoh from Chiwengo, who
> made us carry "burning" bricks on our clean-shaven heads. It just boggles
> the mind that Kamuzu in his infinite wisdom felt entitled to torture school
> children like that, without the slightest compunction. But you know what,
> the surprising thing was that we never looked at those barbaric and
> diabolic acts as child-abuse. Koma Kamuzu anali nyani weniweni wamchira,
> makosana. Lol...
>
> I remember Davie (RIP) telling us a story about how Indians found it very
> difficult to sing the "Mkango" part of the Mbumba song: "A Kamuzu ndi
> Mkango iiiiiii, ndi Mkango". The best they could do was to sing: "Kango"
> instead, i.e., "A Kamuzu ndi Kango, iiiii". And remember Kango was a brand
> of mbale, mapoto, and makapu, manufactured at Makata Industrial Site by
> Ecor Products. Seriously, those Indians should consider themselves lucky
> for addressing Kamuzu as an equivalent of a Kango product, and not the real
> Lion (of Judah?) that he was. Lol...
>
> CWG
>
>
> On Tue, Oct 6, 2020 at 7:31 PM KPD <maluwakpd at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> As old you.
>>
>> I went to a primary school with someone called Kilimbe. The only thing I
>> remember was that anali ndi maso akulu.
>>
>> I am from the generation which went to Mudi House to sing for Kamuzu at
>> 5.30am. At 6.30am he would leave the house without paying much attention to
>> the shivering primary school kids.
>>
>> We would then be told to loiter around till 5.30pm when he would be
>> arriving back from his crop inspection.
>>
>> By mid April we would start practicing youth rally at the primary
>> schools.  By end of May we would be bussed to Kamuzu stadium to practice
>> until end of June.
>>
>> Then we would have dressed rehearsals on 4th July when Muwalo Qumayo
>> would come to watch like Kamuzu.
>>
>> Taziona ife. Tinagula Southern Region 1 yomwe tinampatsa Kamuzu kubwalo
>> la pafupi ndi Stella Maris.
>>
>>
>> My friend. Ndife ambiri yakaleko.
>>
>
>>
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