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know
know
8 years ago

Atolankhani sizokozatu m’bus, iyi ndi coach osati matola apa wenela. osakatayilanso mowa m’bus.

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human
human
8 years ago

Boma ilo la Khanje!! mukuuthatu ubwana bwana Khanje

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brutsha
brutsha
8 years ago

The theme sounds three barreled ie “better reporting ,gender and media safety.” I don’t know how you are going to line up activities to address all these issues at once. Try to be specific so that the activities marking the day should address one thing.

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otila
otila
8 years ago

All this without dipping fingers into Account No. 1 or MSB safe lockers. God Bless Mr Marks and Mrs Agnes Katsonga

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8 years ago

this is great and since part of the theme is journalists’ safety you better work with juma. congrats.

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SULEMANI
SULEMANI
8 years ago

Paja ku mpoto ndiye kokabibirako. Cholinga kuzinunkha za ziii! all bad meetings happens in the North, akumpoto amaona ngati udolo, ili curse ya ku chigawo

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The Press
The Press
8 years ago

My prayers is that the Driver should be more careful because a pool of journalist will be under one roof travelling to Mzuzu.

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