For two days from 29th June 1983, one-party parliamentary elections were conducted in Malawi barely a month after the three cabinet ministers namely: Hon. Dick Matenje, Hon. Twaibu Sangala, Hon. Aaron Gadama and a Member of Parliament Hon. David Chiwanga otherwise known as the “Mwanza Four,” were assassinated. The Parliament had been officially dissolved at…
By Inno Chanza THE MOENEMUJI REPUBLIC was supposed to be the new name of Nyasaland on the dawn of independence. A British Protectorate was declared over the ‘Nyasaland Districts’ (i.e. present day Malawi) on 15 May 1891. In 1893 the territory was renamed the British Central Africa Protectorate. By the Nyasaland Order in Council, dated…
And their subtribes of the Zimba, Chewa, Mang’anja, Chipeta, Nsenga, Mtumba, Mbo.💥 Written By Inno Chanza The Maravi were led into Nyasaland in the 12th century by Kalonga Mazizi down to Karonga in Nyasaland where he died. 🔥 Kalonga Chinkhole then led the Maravi descending to the central part of Nyasaland establishing the capital at…
