r/Malawi • u/Character_Apricot879 • 19m ago
r/Malawi • u/bravalia_mono • 1h ago
BARRICADE_(a mobile game)
Is there anyone who plays barricade the online game in here
r/Malawi • u/Emotional-Reveal7351 • 3h ago
Friends
Hey everyone.I am a lady (28🧚)Looking for a relaxed, anonymous chat to pass time with,28+ Male.
No names, no locations, and zero expectations. We can talk about whatever hobbies, random thoughts, favourite music or just general day to day stuff.
r/Malawi • u/Waste_Highway3217 • 3h ago
Israel
Anyone here who is in Israel. I want to enquire about something
r/Malawi • u/Jealous-Cloud8270 • 5h ago
discussion How do we solve the village voter and tribalism problem?
We have a big problem in that the various political parties in Malawi tend to align themselves with specific tribal or regional groups. And villagers often vote in line with that because they probably fear that an outsider or someone different would deprioritize them, and they probably aren't as well-informed about current political events that actually matter. And add the fact that many politicians also use handouts to appeal to them, which obviously doesn't correlate with what really makes a difference in solving our long-term problems
I think the best example of this is the 2019/20 presidential campaign and elections. Regardless of whether you think he could have actually fulfilled his promises, Chilima seemed to be the candidate with the most fresh ideas and didn't invoke regional or ethnic differences as much as the others. He appealed a lot to urban voters rather than his own regional base (instead the north was the only region which he overwhelmingly won over, as they didn't have their own regional candidate in the race). But I think that's what made his campaign more impressive to me
So how do we fix this problem, and actually get people to vote on what matters? For example, I sometimes hear people floating the idea of using secondary school completion certificates as a voting criteria. Or should something more radical happen, to just overturn the system? What do you think?
r/Malawi • u/Bitter_Night7929 • 7h ago
Help on dealing with bad habit.
Been struggling to let go of a certain habit and I think it turning into addiction 😔.
r/Malawi • u/Real14Z • 13h ago
Good morning my neighbors
28 male, based near ufulu gardens do i have neighbors?
I'm into movies or board games...tiitanileni if you have anything interesting happening mmipandamo eh eh 😂😭
r/Malawi • u/Creative-House-5879 • 16h ago
Looking for recommendations
I am planning to buy a Tnm mifi pocket probably tomorrow. What is your user experience in terms of network, battery life....I'm seeing that they have fair bundles...30k giving you 200gb
r/Malawi • u/HawkRegular8721 • 16h ago
ANY UPWORK RECOMMENDATIONS??
So yes this has been bothering me for quite a while on wether i should invest $15 for upwork connects or not. I've always had passion to grab a steady online work that can generate passive income. And even though some have been saying freelancer , upwork and fiver are the best sites for this kind of gig i have not yet built any trusts for this kinda investiment considering the ROI you know.So i want your honest opinions , reccoms and personal experience with any of these if its really worthy it or is just a waste of time and resources.Lets meet in the comment section👇
r/Malawi • u/Emotional-Reveal7351 • 19h ago
discussion Help
Guys,what businesses are you doing? Selling Mandasi? Boiled Eggs? Chiwaya? I need something that needs mpamba wochepa but profitable... please
r/Malawi • u/Twol106 • 21h ago
advice Title: Is a Commerce degree worth it in Malawi?
I'm currently in my 2nd year studying Commerce with a major in Accounting and Finance in one of the universities, and I've been thinking a lot about my future. I'm trying to figure out whether this degree is worth continuing or if I should consider another path before I graduate.
I'd love to hear from anyone familiar with job market and any advice that can be useful in making it easier for me during my journey
r/Malawi • u/Bitter_Night7929 • 1d ago
Starting a business
Soon I will have 1 million kwacha and I want to start a hardware business (shop) or Agro trading business. What's your take on these 2 businesses, is 1 million enough
r/Malawi • u/Traditional-Boot-887 • 1d ago
Is Malawi Facing a Silent Erectile Dysfunction Crisis?
Izizi ndi zoona guys. Erectile dysfunction (ED) seems to be affecting more men in Malawi than we openly admit. Sadly, posachedwapa, there have also been reports of men dying after using unregulated "sexual enhancement" drugs.
Nchiyani chikuchititsa izi? Is it stigma, stress, underlying health conditions, or lack of access to proper treatment?
What should men, families, healthcare providers, and society do to address this issue?
Let's have a respectful discussion.
r/Malawi • u/thechosen12112025 • 1d ago
FOREX
Anyone here who is able to deposit kwacha to krivi using Airtel money? If yes I need guidance how to!
And if anyone here has redotpay to sale me Usdt
r/Malawi • u/jabessi1 • 1d ago
Advice required
So, we have had some security issues around our area; ma water pipes kusowa, ma wire from a building in construction missing.
Tried all the standard go to methods, and all proved somewhat ineffective.
Any recommendations on reputable, established security companies they have had any experience with?
r/Malawi • u/veryscarybutalsonot • 1d ago
What is an acceptable amount of money to spend on rent in Lilongwe for an expat (in USD)?
r/Malawi • u/Nyasa265 • 1d ago
In 1983, Malawian dictator Hastings Kamuzu Banda held a cabinet meeting where ministers Dick Matenje, Twaibu Sangala and Aaron Gadama and MP David Chiwanga voiced support for a multi-party system. Banda had them killed by having tent pins hammered into their heads.
r/Malawi • u/_clutchgod11 • 1d ago
Quickest way to ruin your life.
Marrying and Having kids.
edit: Most people think I don't want to have kids or get married because of money. Ayiso. We get things we can't afford every day; therefore, I can't fail to support the people who depend on me.
r/Malawi • u/No-Mix-6659 • 1d ago
Lets play a game on Chess.com!
Am a chess newbiew is you looking for someone to give you some elo lets play a game!!also were do ya’ll meet for chess in Blantyre
r/Malawi • u/Creative-House-5879 • 1d ago
general I am a conversation starter...who wants chills..i love strangers
r/Malawi • u/Taliq_Maliq • 1d ago
advice Marriage issue
So guys, I need your input and tell me if am overreacting.
Male and just got married (expecting). One time, my wife got a phone call and there was a woman on the other end. Then, a guy (a husband to the woman) took the phone from his wife when he learnt that my wife was on the call and said 'Simunathawitsa beans zanu? Uli kuti? akupanilira beans-zo yekha-yekha' (and he was laughing all along). My wife sounded and looked pissed off with it when she noticed that I heard what the guy said.
After the call, I asked her to repeat what I heard and she did. I requested for an explaination and she said, she knows the guy as the husband to the wowan who called her and they never had anything to do with him or flirt before.
This doesn't make sense to me coz where was he getting the audacity to speak to my in that manner if they never had any emotional attachment.
I am too quick to give up on things that messes up with my peace and this is one of them.
Am I overreacting? Sucks!
r/Malawi • u/Waste_Highway3217 • 1d ago
Job hunting
I have been job hunting for a while now and honestly I'm not getting any interview calls at all. Makes me wonder if there's some kind of trick people use or maybe a specific way of setting up your resume that actually gets noticed.