Another Malawian in UK dies from coronavirus
Malawi has suffered third casualty of its diaspora community to the global pandemic, coronavirus (Covid-19) with the confirmed death of nurse Grant Maganga.
Maganga who was working as a mental nurse in NHS died Monday morning after contracting Covid-19.
He was based in Bolton after moving from Manchester.
Already, the Malawi community in UK has lost two to Covid-19.
Last week, former vo leyball star Best Nkhoma, succumbed to the disease in London where he was living.
Nkhoma was born in 1965 and is survived by a wife and five children.
First Covid-19 casualty from Malawi community was nurse Elsie Chafulumira Sazuze, in mid 40’s, who was based in Birmingham in England’s Midlands and was working for a care home .
She had no underlying health issues.
Her husband Kenneth Sazuze – a renowned Malawian DJ who is training to be a nurse – said she fell ill at home before being taken to Good Hope Hospital in Sutton Coldfield where she died.
Sazuze said his wife of 24 years, who had trained and worked at New Cross Hospital in Wolverhampton, understood the risks of working on the front line but was happy to help people.
Let Government of Malawi repatriate its citizens from UK just the US and UK have done to their citizens in other countries
mmmm ssizoona
SAD!!
DJ at 48 years training to be a nurse kkkkk…….🤣😅 😂……..😉
Keep laughing, nursing is marketable in UK. If they work hard as Agency I hear they can make up to K2million a week. Mid corona virus ma nurse ena are getting between 50 to 100 pound’s per hour even more depending on Agency. Ife kuno tixilimbana ndi k1800 allowance.
I pity any man or woman that laughs at someone trying to better themselves or their situation. You must be a miserable person to find that funny. It’s something to be encouraged rather.
Alot of foreigners studying with degrees and PhD.. work in supermarkets…in nursing homes..work as cleaner as labourers..Anything an happen..ofcourse they earn almost the same as a minister in malawi for doing such jobs so..kunja law malawi uno people dont laugh at what someone is doing or studying.
Thus right but also the rentals, the health insurance are expensive the salary but be like a Minister but there’s bigger bills too! But Life is better than poverty in Malawi if you play your cards right!!
I hope Kaliyati, Trapence, Kenyatta, amzathu akumtundaku uku mukumva zimenezi. To.some, politics are.important.than life. The.belief is that covid won’t kill a Malawian just vecause of that, being Malawian, being black and wanting to.vote amd go into.govt. Now read these articles, 3.Malawians, as black as many of us, others as healthy, have died.in.the UK of COVID. Tiye nazoni, zidze pano nzatonse
Drogba, if we die it will be because of this corrupt regime. Being in Government means assisting ALL the people, using their taxes, osati kumangokhala phwii. This Government wants to keep the billions they have allocated to Covid response in their pockets. They are not conducting adequate testing – the figure can’t remain at 17 for a week when it is known that each positive person infects at least 2.5 other people. THIS GROSSLY INADEQUATE TESTING IS ALMOST CRIMINAL. They also don’t want to buy PPEs, ventilators, etc. They also don’t want to employ university students who are just staying… Read more »
DJ at 48 years training to be a nurse kkkk
Palibe vuto, learning doesnt stop….. no wonder illiteracy levels and poverty are very high in Malawi because of such backward thinking…learning has no limit and the average age of scientist studying the corona virus in France is 68, still learning it…, Inu muuesa ka degree at 20 years its enough….people in advanced countries get degrees in their teens up to sixties, but poverty thinking here posits degree only early 20s….no wonder we grant injunctions against lockdown….
Burukutu if You Listened to Ken on Zodiak he said you can’t Lockdown people without thinking about how they gonna Survive .He said that in the UK govt has paid Rent for 30months apart from Giving Money to those who are Not Working …..Ndimunthu ozisata osati Inu mukufuna anthu afe ndi njalanu …..
Rent for 3months
So who is Ken after all for us to listen to him on this particular advice.
At Truth ,there are alot of Stupid People who think they can just Lock Up People without any Food ….Atoona ngati kunjako Lockdown ingochitika without Helping People on their Basic Needs anthu ngati inu Bwana Truth….
So, iwe Truth ndiwenso individual just like Ken, don’t say “all of us”
Mtonga mwana .Read carefully it’s “all FOR us”
Burukutu, I totally agree with you. In the West, people continue to acquire degrees beyond 40 years because they believe learning is a continuous process. That is why they have advanced system and research which leads to developed economies. For Africa’s learning is believed to be for young people. By the time they reach mid to late 30s they have stopped learning and depend on kusolola to enrich themselves.
no wonder tili mmene tililimu. ulesi a malawi tinazolowela kuba. umangoonera vimphuno tukutuku.ngati mono wa nsomba kudziwikilatu umbava. and you expect you kids to succeed in life,if not another bunvh of lazy bastards of which they got a jov through their fads or their moms.
no interviews done basi bwana kale
You can go ahead with lockdown you and your family will be safe. What are you waiting for? We don’t have enough food for lockdown we don’t wanna die with both either covid19 or hunger. At the moment we’re trying as much as possible to prevent the spread of corona. They are on lockdown and I think following all provided msgs on how to prevent catching the corona virus . May their souls R.I.P missed by family and friends
Nothing bad to learn at 48. Education has no age limit. He wants to sustain himself & keep his family at his wishes.
His trade of DJ is an old fashion since nowadays no more discos coz the environment is changing technologically. He is in the right track.
Its never too late to be anything one aspires to be. I would encourage DJ to go get his Nursing degree. Chiswa B u really need to know Nursing is a real deal in advanced Countries. Qualified Nurses make way more per two weeks than what most CEOs in Malawi make per month. What did you want him to study? Nursing rocks Bro!
R u stupid..is there anything to laugh..degree in nursing.. well u can study at any point in life..nurse get paid up to k3 000 000 a month in UK so why shouldnt be.besides that this is a very sad story.
What an insensitive remark. He was a loving father to his children and family. And served for this nation. Even a DJ serves to his community; I can’t believe you actually laughed going ‘kkkk’. May the Grace of our Mighty God be known by you one day. He is in the business of transforming lives in this world and I pray he may transform your tongue to celebrate such development in others lives. Even you thought it was impossible, but he did it! He was a practising nurse – what a great feat and testimony that he followed a selfless… Read more »
I pity any man or woman that laughs at someone trying to better themselves or their situation. You must be a miserable person to find that funny. It’s something to be encouraged rather.
MHSRIP. All those who are doubting about how deadly Corona-virus is, please, understand that Malawi’s only option is PREVENTION.
Eya chabwino tanva koma lockdown kulibe mwina muwona ngati tifooka nazo
RIP
Bambo Kenyatta Mukumva zimenezi!?
Ambuye timvereni chisoni
Please don’t import colona virus to Malawi, thats why we said we should shut down our boarders first , but we rushed to close schools leaving our boarders wide open , first casualty of covid 19 in Malawi was from abroad
Mabvuto, Covid 19 originated from China (incase you’ve forgotten), hence this has been imported into every other country and hard to control.
Iweyo nde you need to go back to primary school. Your spelling is sad man.
This is happening worldwide. Mind u a virus is unstoppable just like Aids how it spread was unstoppable. Borders are not a solution since this virus is said to an bacteria. The remedy is to find the stopping medication.