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Analyst wamkulu
Analyst wamkulu
6 years ago

Is Harry travelling with a girlfriend or not?The story says he is travelling without the girlfriend Meghan Markle.Does it mean that he is always with Meghan?What is the reporter trying to mean?

Julius Phiri
Julius Phiri
6 years ago

Its expensive he is royal and he needs a tight security he is not buying a bed during the night but the security as well as you kwathuko ufiti kwambiri

Hlabezulu Ngonoonda
Hlabezulu Ngonoonda
6 years ago
Reply to  Julius Phiri

Julius Phiri, the royal guy is a former British soldier having retired in the British Army in February 2015. He had a stint in Afghanistan, and is aware of the essence of remembering military science when it comes to personal security. A few years ago he “slapped” some paparazzi that were stalking him at a private venue. His father was also a soldier and serviced in the Falkland War in 1982 in which the might of the British Army got the better of Argentina to recapture the Falkland Islands from the “Argies”.

Alie Snakie
Alie Snakie
6 years ago

My fellow country men you think he is just there for camping and site seeing there’s so much behind the scenes that is interested in

Alie Snakie
Alie Snakie
6 years ago

You think he is just there for camping there’s is something in there behind the scenes which is interested in wake up my fellow country men

Anganile Mwangobola
Anganile Mwangobola
6 years ago

350 Per night is expensive can aMalawian afford this

Maliseni
Maliseni
6 years ago

What a humble Prince, sleeping at Mvuwu Camp to volunteer flying a Helicopter, abandoning all official royal family duties. Malawi must utilize such visits to promote the tourism industry.

Zinenani Zoona
Zinenani Zoona
6 years ago

£350 per night translates to MK325,000. Where in Malawi do we have such a lodge? Don’t take advantage of the young prince.

Otherwise treat him nicely, he will come back with his fiance and propose there.

Gosh man
Gosh man
6 years ago

Guys £350 a night koma kwadula kunja kuno, or has the cost just shoot up because kwabwela prince

Alice Luhanga
6 years ago

This is one of the good news. Malawi should really invest in Tourism. We have beautiful natural resources like mountains, lakes and plateaus that can attract tourists, if these can be well maintained and build. Hotels and good roads to the mountains and lakes can bring and attract investors in Malawi. Roads to Mangochi/Monkey bay… Nyika plateaus…Mulanje mountains, lakeshore should be two way and well maintained. Compare with how lakeshore is built in Mozambique especially when you drive through Maputo along the ocean route to Katemba or something island. Beautifully build. Govt can find either a funder for these projects… Read more »

comrade
comrade
6 years ago
Reply to  Alice Luhanga

the value of the camping is ok,do u want it to be mk 1500 like these resthouses for short times?

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