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Email a copy of 'Remember the Ngoni handclapping phu! phu! phu! with Robson Chirwa: The man Kamuzu loved and saved through a helicopter' to a friend
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Maladministration, bribes and divisions which have stunned Zomba Catholic Secondary School (Box 2) have forced students there to revolt and...
Good writing Doc but the following:
1. Pu pu hand clapping is not a ngoni style but but of all banthu people and this is described in most early historical books especially those written in late 1800s.
2. I doubt if when RC was joining cabinet Kuntumanje was still a minister.
Rest in peace papa RC
Loyal ministers of Kamuzu. That’s why this country ticked in every sectors. Osati zomwe tikuzion lerozi.
This is a very good writing Dr. Lombe keep it up am really impressed
Interesting story. RC shared about this incident too when I interviewed him in 2010.
A good servant is not a slave!!
IF WE ALL DO WELL
WE SHALL MEET IN
NEW PARADISE !!
RIP
May your sour rest in peace grand father.
Lombe you can do better- You cannot write of the nasty things Bwanali was doing when you wanted to write an obituary for RC. The story of Kamuzu calling RC could have been further probed as it is not clear really in what was the threat to RC- Good writing involves research and narration. This is simply narration there were so many things that RC did and you could have researched well- You started the story with ‘in my encouter with.. ” but the whole story did not pinpoint the fact that you met him – Please improve your writing-… Read more »
I loved reading this! Great stuff Dr Lombe.