Amawonetsa kuti iyeyo wa Chilomwe zake zokoka ndi kawawa. Anavinidwa mkazi ndiye mukuti awope zaka 45 pamene kudambwe m’bambo wamuchinda koyamba anali wa zaka 30 iye ali ndi 10. Mukuti chani alomwe kukpnda kuchinda ndi kuchinditsa koopsa moseliwa get well soon.

It never stops to puzzle me when it comes to Malawian women living in UK. The majority of them cling to their abusers. They are commonly abused sexually, physically , financially . They suffer in silence and vow to protect their abusers. The majority have children and these women think it’s ok being abused and exposing their children to that. Please Malawian women living abroad, do not tolerate the abuse. Tell your people at home. Wise up.

These were indeed rabel fighters

Try and find the other side of the story after all you all are not that different from south africans hate on foreigners well let’s kill them all, the man in police custody is a British Angolan, please I am not stating that the terrible attitude of Antonio is to be forgotten but let’s assume you knew both sides of the story.

Ultimately domestic violence has got nothing to do with culture, nationality or gender, but on individuals background. There have been similar reported incidents all across the global let alone Malawi, however the emphasis should be encouraging the victims to condemn it at all cost. This isn’t time to put up with any form of abuse whether it be physical, sexual or emotional. The minute you sense abusive elements, walk away. My motor is “Teach people how to treat you”. Remember love doesn’t inflict pain.