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Stone cold steve Austine
Stone cold steve Austine
9 years ago

Apandidwe amenewo

Mad c
9 years ago

Anyetseni amenewo akuwona ngati kuno ku Nigeria koti angayambitse Boko Harram.

Embombeni
9 years ago

Atumbuka samakhala wonyasa nkhope ndi gule amaneyo

Mzimba
9 years ago

Mapaziwo ndi gule wamkulu wopita kusukulu samakula choncho zilombo zimenezo kapena mizimu

befa
befa
9 years ago

mwadyapo

MBACHI
MBACHI
9 years ago

Koma mtundu wa chitumbuka palibe pa list. Tiyeni tiwayamikire anzathu. Anzathu anapita ku sukulu.

bwanji kodi
bwanji kodi
9 years ago

enanu mukuti ndi a MCP amenewa chifukwa choti ali pa Central kumeneku ndiko kulakwitsa kwambiri inu simukudziwa kuti mbava zochuluka ndi za DPP motsogozedwa ndi pitala? mwana amaona zomwe kholo likuchita.

ndadabwa
9 years ago

pa anthu 6 palibepo wapolisi ndiye sizinayende bwino. dont be cheated momwe tikunena panomu, amenewo atuluka kale asatinamizepo apolisi apa. akaba amakawapatse iwo omwe. check in their houses they have very expensive things

malawi
malawi
9 years ago

Achipi, kuchoka kumudzi kuno kani mumathamangira zimenez ? pepan kwambiri, znali zakanthawi kochepa

Kulibe kantu
Kulibe kantu
9 years ago

That is the way to go if you want to win the war against crime. Be conducting raids when least expected. raid markets, bars, taverns etc. Criminals are all over.

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