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Statistics from the Directorate of Road Traffic and Safety Services (DRTSS) say it all; in just three months from July...
Also keep in mind that our prayers are presented to God by the saints and angels in the form of incense (Revelation 5:8 and 8:3). And saints can pray for us day and night, even when we are asleep and can’t pray for ourselves. The devil never sleeps, and neither do the saints in heaven.
This was purely a private function. How I wish I had done what Dr. Saulos Chilima and Mrs. Chilima had exhibited on All Saints’ Day – a Christian Memorial Day to celebrate not only the lives of all the great heroes of the Christian faith but also our departed friends, relatives and parents. The day was also commemorated by Eastern Orthodox Churches and protestant churches such as the Presbyterian, Lutheran and Anglican churches in order to honour saints whether known or unknown for their lives of holiness and devotion to God or who were martyred for their faith.
It could have made a lot of sense of they had planted trees in their honour, instead of eating and drinking -sadaka.
MwanzaNeno, sometimes it’s better to keep quiet than displaying stupidity. What evidence do you have that the event was turned into a government function? Amongst the people mentioned as attended the function, can you mention who is a government official and not related to the Veep? It is your duty to tell Malawians about all the things you listed because it would appear those are the only things that you know. So far you have not criticized the silly press conferences that people are addressing in Lilongwe with only the Parliamentally committee on Natural Resources criticizing the same. Your criticizing… Read more »
I might be wrong but I’d like to think that this could have best been observed as a private ceremony. Turning ceremonies like these into government business I think shows that we are playing with time. Malawi has many issues that require our elected leaders attending to with speed. Think about power outages, albinos, anivas, bald headed men, road accidents, poor infrastructure, corruption, nepotism, joblessness, an impending pollution on or around the lake and deforestation. What if we use spare times like these to urge people to plant lots of trees, so that in the next 10 years we may… Read more »
May the soul’s of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God rest in peace. Amen!
Komaso bible limanena bwino. Munthu akafa kwake kwatha. Mabuku kwamulungu olemba zintchito zake munthuyo ali moyo amakhala atsekedwa. Timapemphelerana tili moyo. Ukafa pemphero silichita Chilichose. Just waiting for judgement day. Amen