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cioza catha
cioza catha
7 years ago

mmhu dikilani mudzatipase zathu, tsimunafuse ngati ndikufuna kuvula pagulu ngakhale ndi mwambo. kodi alomwe abwera liti muziko mwathu mwanthu muno,
zizukulu za bingu ndiso ana amabwana acilomwe acina ujeni etc, zizukulu za fumu ngogngololiwa????????????????? panalibe

bambo wausilu uyu akucita kulumphila kuvina nkhwapa mwa mwana wa weni, ife kutiopseza ndi tindlama tocepa ndiye muone sopano zithuzi zakale arcjive sopano. mwaace palibe koma kusekelela mwana wa eni atamuvulisa.
munya muona tipeze ma international lawyer osati zisilu zili mwathu munozi acina …. muwawaseke pakamwaq. zinandinyasa munandicosela ulemu wanga.

Alfonso Namaona
Alfonso Namaona
7 years ago

It is a shame on our judicial system to punish an individual for a cultural problem. It also shows how people in high positions lack knowledge on cultural issues of their country. Aniva’s case is something to learn from and come up with real pro-active means of rooting out such cultural cancers. Aniva, being HIV positive (as per what I read) should have been used to deliver awareness messages to the concerned populations to abolish the harmful cultural practices, which fuel the spread of HIV.

Aniva
7 years ago

Mwadziwa liti???

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