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dyton chiwaya
dyton chiwaya
9 years ago

Shi kukanambo chithandiizo wa mwana nchena ni majhi akhalambo abojiboji. We not relent to evacuate them.

Chimuemue mtuumodzi
Chimuemue mtuumodzi
9 years ago

Signs of the times
lets jst pray for the concerned that God shud hav mercy on them.
Remember God love us all
..Chiem..

Bwantasa Gomdwe
Bwantasa Gomdwe
9 years ago

God will sometimes show his power and presence through disasters to remind people of their wickedness. Amalawi tawonjeza kwambiri kuledzera komanso zigololo we need to return to him then also he will return to us. But if we continue sinning we will all perish believe you me or not. At soche hill a liquid erupted from down the earth followed by a mountain of water sweeping away great rocks of the hill including people and property. God is only reminding us that He is and He will be God all the time. No one is like him.

svd
svd
9 years ago

chili kwa nzako nsamati chigwire nyanga mwamva! ena sikwawo koma ndiku ntchito.

Mwana wa Analiyera
Mwana wa Analiyera
9 years ago

Thomas @ 32 Ndiwembuzi yamano kunsi. Ndi Achewa, aLhomwe ndi Ayawo zikugwirizanan chani apa.Nkhani ndi ya Asena.Shupitizako.

sadick maganizo
9 years ago

Pepani

nshilimubemba
9 years ago

People fear the comfort of their habitation to go in foreign land , surely we are all the same desipite location we are in now , the nature human beings just try to find them were they can wait for the flood to subside then let them govt back to where they belong , ay abrupt change brings confusion and fear , no one wants to be a refuge

andrew teketa
andrew teketa
9 years ago

its whre there life belong,its not about merely refusing,they need to be explained the dangers lying ahead them ,that they hv sarvived tody to bear a witness but tomorw they might not make it(sarvive)

andrew teketa
andrew teketa
9 years ago

thanks guys for updating us of is happening in our beutiful country,im vevertly proud to be amalawian/n:bay

Rajj Ajussa
Rajj Ajussa
9 years ago

In this situation “using force” is somehow necessary. These people are supposed to be rescued by force if they are still refusing to leave their so called land. How can it be theirs when other people are loosing their lives? Them may be they can swim but what about children, elders & even people with disabilities?

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