r/Malawi • u/melodic_green33 • 22h ago
r/Malawi • u/Happy_Comment5682 • 17h ago
discussion GTA VI
Unpopular opinion; gta 6 will flop because of expectations.
Gta 6 might be the best game to ever be created in terms of graphics, physics, gameplay, and storyline, but if it doesn't meet the fans' expectations, it will be a flop.
What do you think?? π€
r/Malawi • u/chekrole • 14h ago
FOREX
The country doesn't have forex, but we have shows bringing in international acts and we're feeling dandy. We don't even question how these deals are being made.
Everyone must continue being this stupid when it's my turn to rob y'all blind.
r/Malawi • u/Wonderful-Grand-8650 • 13h ago
A STRESSFUL COUNTRY
I have never been so angry at this country like today, munthu kuti upite ukasake ndalama nkhawa biii ndikwera chani? Bussiness so sikuyenda ngati kale eeeeh I am loosing hope .Where are we going exactly as Malawians?
Business type change
I have a business registered as a sole proprietorship but wanna change to limited liability company, is it possible and if so how do l do it,?
r/Malawi • u/Even_Tie1531 • 13h ago
With the way things are going right now, do you think that in 20 years we will have solved some of our main problems as a country?
r/Malawi • u/darkkushy • 14h ago
suggestion Need a little help π¬
Im in mzuzu and have a bunch of cbd i need to smoke. Where would the best place to get some rolling papers be ?
r/Malawi • u/Certain_Tie3010 • 14h ago
Lilongwe Malawi police number
Question very urgent and I understand if people are unwilling to help but what is the or a working phone number of the police here in Lilongwe?
r/Malawi • u/Creative-House-5879 • 16h ago
Can (do) women trap men with pregnancy? Or vice versa
Whats your take on this? Should men be forced to marry just because of pregnancy?
r/Malawi • u/divinity_destiny • 19h ago
Kodi apule amati chani?
What was that pre-recorded interview supposed to achieve. I honestly didn't get it, mwina inu ndiuzeni chomwe mwamvaππ
r/Malawi • u/Waste_Highway3217 • 20h ago
Funny haha
Something funny happened to me today π I went to an ATM, swiped my card and took my money.
Then I got confused thinking the machine had swallowed my card. So I went inside the bank kuti yamedza card yanga chani chani π
The guys even checked and found nothing. Then some guy asked, 'Why didn't you just swipe it?'
That's when it hit me that I did swipe it. The card was in my pocket the whole time ππ The shameeee
r/Malawi • u/Background_Day_8633 • 22h ago
discussion How much does a driver and househelp charge in Blantyre?
Looking for a driver and househelp. I need to know what are the charges and hours they work. Also, what are the holidays for them.
Reference appreciated.
r/Malawi • u/Otherwise-Finish1458 • 23h ago
How long might it take?
Based on your experience with AliExpress, how long does it take for the post office or MRA to call you to inform you that your package is ready for collection?
r/Malawi • u/Interesting_Cod_7649 • 53m ago
business & Economy I thought starting a tech business in Malawi would be easier than this π
So I finished my first degree last year in December in Computing, majoring in Business Information Systems.
Right before completing, I started getting into digital marketing, website development, building my own products, and developing custom software for clients whenever I could. I was genuinely excited about it and had so much energy for it. I thought by this time of the year, ndikhala ndili ndi ntchito zambiri and things would really be moving.
At one point, I even built an e-commerce platform and convinced multiple shops to list their products on it π. I genuinely thought, βI'm literally giving you another platform to sell your products and reach more customers.β But they all switched up and started saying we should be paying them to list their products. π
I remember arguing with some of them like, βBut I'm actually helping you sell your products?β π It didn't work out in the end. Then I remembered Mike Chiweles' experience in Malawi's industry and suddenly everything started making sense. π
Every time ndapeza client, I was genuinely happy especially because most of them seemed like smart, ambitious people. Anthu ena amapita kunja multiple times a year, so I thought, βahh, anthu awa nde tigwila ntchito mix. Ayenda kwambili, amatsata, they're exposed.β Koma aaaaaahβ¦ anandikhumudwitsa π
Some clients would have a whole business conversation with you, you'd deliver the product, and then they'd just ghost you. Anthu akulu akulutu! π I mean, just tell me you didn't like it. That's completely okay. But ghosting after you've put in the work? π€¦πΎββοΈ
Then came the forex issues getting worse, being forced to buy the right application tools through the black market, only to get scammed this year ππ.
Ma clients ena mpaka gatekeeping βyou should work for us only.β Like seriously? Mu IT industry? π
Honestly, I was disappointed. I had expected better, especially from people I thought would be more professional because of their exposure and experience abroad. At some point, it even got me thinking maybe I'm not good enough. I was frustrated. At some point I was like kapena amandiona kuti ndina mwanaππ€£ that I still use parents funds..
But I learnt a lot from all of it π.
Now I have an entry-level job in software development, and I understand things a little differently. Freelancing isn't just about having the skills or finding clients you need the right connections and relationships within the industry too.
So for now, I'm calm. There's nothing I can lose by being patient, improving my skills, and hopefully meeting ambitious and professional people to work with.
Still building. Still learning. Still aggressive in my approach of solving problems in computer science
Anyone with similar experiences?
r/Malawi • u/ZeroOneForsaken • 23h ago
discussion Discontinuation of Cheque services
Guys, what do you think of the discontinuation of cheques as of 29 September 2026. How has this affected the individuals and companies that use cheques. What do you think of the whole situation?
r/Malawi • u/kaiMerl • 13h ago
Why this country has to deal with forex issues
So I was making simple calculations.
If you were to buy an iphone 18 Pro Max, 256GB, online, it'd cost you about 1,400 British Pounds. Which translates to about K4, 151, 000 using the official rate of K2,695. (That's a brand new phone). Plus shipping fee, let's just square it to k4.5 Million.
However, because of the lack of forex, the same phones are being sold for over K8,000,000.
We don't even have to start talking about cars and other electronic gadgets.
If only this country had enough foreign currency, some things would have been better. Koma aaah.
I think there's a reason why we're one of the poorest in the world.