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Chitipa is a great district. The place has been behind for long because of the bad roads which are being improved now
Excellent piece. We are simply the best. Watch this space, in the next 5 years Chitipa will be one of the most thriving places for business in Malawi. Our interconnectedness with Zambia and Tanzania, and DRC/Burundi gives us a unique geopolitical advantage for business. What is needed is for our government to construct to bitumen standard a 23 kilometer stretch of road from Chitipa Boma to Mbilima (at Songwe river) which will facilitate trade with Tanzania. If this is done, this border town would be one of the greatest sources of revenue, through taxes, for government. Come do business here.… Read more »
That’s a good article.
thats the way hpw people live in cp formaly known as forthill ,,
This is quite good and positive story for Chitipa. Thank you for this good analysis of the findings and observations. You really searched and understood the behaviours of the different people plying their trade at the boma
Next time you go find out more about their favorite meals
This is a very interesting and stimulating story. I just feel that, beyond the ‘feel good effect’, it does not tell us exactly how we harness the diversity as an important element of development in Malawi, let alone social progress. I feel that the reasoning behind this is the many assumptions that the writer makes, which would benefit a lot from expounding. A good example is the 11 players that are probably representing 12 languages…I guess the question is, “so, then, what will a team with 12 languages be able to accomplish?”
Wonderful story. I will visit Chitipa soon.
Wonderful indeed. I have heard that in Chitipa each village has literally its own language.
One reason for this could be that the district has been isolated for a long time. And even within the district the Chitipa hilly terrain has isolated communities for a long time. This has given room to every family having its own language.
Looking forward to watching Chitipa United FC here in Lilongwe.