Rest in peace Baba. It was at Chilema ETCC when we were revising “the Way of the Cross” booklet. On one page a certain priest suggested to change the phrase … msana wa Yesu ung’ambika ndi mikwapulo. He argued that msana sumang’ambika. I remember how you reacted, “Aaa! Aaa! Baba umang’ambika”. So you remembered the what you went through.
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Goodby and sleep in peace brother George.I vividly recall our last day we parted after the arrival of our leader Masauko Chipembere from Ottawa,Canada to join his fellow compatriots in the Parliament on tenth of September 1964 to oppose Banda’s treacherous and heinous policies.George,your tenacious sense of nationalism never failed to arouse my admiration.You are indeed a hero of our nation that history itself will judge you.The present corrupt and misguided leadership is trying blindly to erase the authentic history of our country as to what precipitated the famous 9 th September 1964.George,that was the first multiparty revolt against dictatorship… Read more »

Mbiri zabwino zimenezi

It is sad this great man of both the people and GOD is gone. I don’t know how many times I have read “The Life of George Ndomondo: Shepherd Boy, Clerk, Politician, Guerrilla General, Detainee, Priest”, a very rich book (he co-authored with Colin Baker) on Malawi’s history from the mouth of a participant and his moving personal story, a story that would make anyone say: “Surely, GOD saved this man for a purpose.” When I read this sad news, I went for the book again, looking at him on the cover, a complete human being in a brown jacket… Read more »

May his soul rest in peace.