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Khumutcha
Khumutcha
6 years ago

RIP, father of radio drama in Malawi!

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Lawizani Khetem
Lawizani Khetem
6 years ago

Surely will miss this good old man not nyambwali nyambwali zalero, will pass by his home next time am in MJ.

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Newton Chidothe
Newton Chidothe
6 years ago

R I P Bwana Khoviwa We will miss you………Mamwene>>>>>>

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Dida
Dida
6 years ago

R.I.P

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Grant
Grant
6 years ago

MHSRIEP we will always miss you Mbwiye

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Nick Rogers
Nick Rogers
6 years ago

Well written, RIP Smart Likhaya Mbewe. Just a slight correction….Will Khoza was actually a student at Chancellor College, and when the College relocated to Zomba, it became difficult for him to continue producing the play hence his recommendation that Likhaya take over.

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Mphatso Chambakata
Mphatso Chambakata
6 years ago
Reply to  Nick Rogers

Also Namkhoviwa was his daughter….his wife was Namchatho

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Woyionela Patali
Woyionela Patali
6 years ago

Ause ndi mtendere bambo Mbewe. True you inspired many in your days..

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Keen Observer
Keen Observer
6 years ago

One of the great sons of our land. A true veteran indeed. Rest in peace Mbwiye Wapata.

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Follower
Follower
6 years ago
Reply to  Keen Observer

MHSRIP Mbwiye

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Sisqo Ntata
Sisqo Ntata
6 years ago
Reply to  Follower

Rip

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Sisqo Ntata
Sisqo Ntata
6 years ago
Reply to  Keen Observer

Sisqo

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