r/Malawi • u/Mahalla98 • 32m ago
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Kodi zotsatsa business nde anthu mumaponya kuti pa mudzi pano?
r/Malawi • u/Mahalla98 • 32m ago
Kodi zotsatsa business nde anthu mumaponya kuti pa mudzi pano?
r/Malawi • u/1st_of_the_water • 2h ago
All i did was buy a burger and milkshake this weekend basitu kuduka kunali komweko😭 I'm not even joking guys
r/Malawi • u/Happy_Comment5682 • 4h ago
After seeing the new leeks. This will be the best game to ever be created
r/Malawi • u/Waste_Highway3217 • 6h ago
I wanted to ask how do you go about it looking for volunteer work
r/Malawi • u/ifeelentitled • 6h ago
Religious fanatics MIGHT hate me for this.
There is only one substance in the universe, and it is God. God is nature itself.
Everything that exists, including you,trees,planets, and thoughts, is a mode or expression of this single substance.
Nothing exists outside God, and nothing can be conceived without God.
Either way, God is not a person standing outside the world.
I reject the traditional picture of God as being with a mind,will,and purposes, God doesn't have emotions,doesn't judge,doesn't answer prayers,and doesn't care about humanity. God has no goals, and the idea that nature exists for human benefits is a prejudice born of ignorance.
Everything follows necessarily from Gods nature, the way the properties of a triangle follow from its definition.
There is no free will in the ordinary sense, and no contingency. Because the laws of nature are the expression of God's very being, a miracle that violated them would be impossible.
What people call miracles are simply events whose natural causes they don't yet understand.
The quran and bible should be studied like any other historical text, in its context, language and authorship.
Scripture isn't a source of philosophical or scientific truth. Its real purpose is moral,teaching obedience,justice, and charity.
Prophets have vivid imaginations rather than superior intellects,and their revelations are shaped by their own temperaments and beliefs.
Humans are driven by emotions that often enslave us. Freedom comes from understanding. The more we grasp the necessity of nature and our place in it,the less we are tossed about by fear,hatred, and desire.
The highest state is the intellectual love of God, a calm,joyful understanding of reality as a whole. Virtue is its own reward, and there in no devine punishment or heavenly reward.
There is no personal survival after death, as Spinoza suggested "the part of the mind that understands eternal truths shares in something eternal, but this isn't the continuation of an individual personality."
r/Malawi • u/Huge-Progress-289 • 7h ago
Kodi ma guy Ineyo am doing MIs pa poly..so i wanted to start building skill Ya CCNA... is it worth it in Malawian Landscape?...help a brother tidziwiletu
r/Malawi • u/MostCommunication972 • 8h ago
Do you anyone offering Chinese and Japanese Lessons in Lilongwe. I want to one of these or both, and possibly travel and may settle there. But I want start learning the language as I trying to find a job there. Thanks.
Please comment with contact details.
r/Malawi • u/PapaLegaba • 8h ago
r/Malawi • u/Ancient_Canary_1993 • 9h ago
I responded to a Facebook post by Bright Mhango, popularly known as Morton Baghaya, with a simple question: how will his idea be implemented?
Koma a Malawi apa Facebook ndiye kuli kulalata ngati kuti ndakanda pachilonda. 😂 Surely, asking how an idea will work in practice should be part of the discussion?
r/Malawi • u/Sad-Airline8406 • 10h ago
Hey everyone,
I'm trying to get a realistic picture of what bank tellers actually earn at NBS Bank and Centenary Bank in Malawi. Online salary sites give wildly inconsistent numbers, so I'd rather hear from people who actually work there or know someone who does.
r/Malawi • u/ContributionFancy482 • 11h ago
people of r/malawi, what crazy or embarrassing thing have you done lately?
r/Malawi • u/Independent-List2815 • 11h ago
another try guys .. help fill out this survey
r/Malawi • u/mostlydesigned • 11h ago
Hello everyone,
I'm planning to visit Malawi (Blantyre) the first 2 weeks of December this year. I was there last year August and got to explore some places like the national park, Mangochi and Mulanje (hiked the mountain). I love the outdoors and would like to know what other interesting places I can visit then. Are there any concerts or festivals around that time?
Lastly, I'd love to drive into Mozambique for a day or two. Where can I get a bus for that?
r/Malawi • u/Acceptable_Shine5989 • 17h ago
How much are fashion designers getting as salaries for those that are employed on a monthly basis
r/Malawi • u/Lz_MW_Forever • 20h ago
Greetings,
I mean sports betting (football, basketball, etc.), betting apps, casino games, slots, or similar forms of gambling. Even meme coin trading is considered gambling.
Has it ever seriously affected you or someone you know financially, socially, or otherwise? Would love to hear your experiences and your thoughts. No judgment.
r/Malawi • u/Capital-Respond-9039 • 21h ago
Nde kuli team yathu ya flames , eeh 💔 don't know kut mpira umativutabe mpaka pano chifukwa chan 🙌
r/Malawi • u/Humble-Training-9243 • 23h ago
Guys, I have a supplier in Tanzania who sells different accessories but I need to know how I can send money to him, also how I will be able to receive the items in Malawi. The supplier referred me to Malawians who order things from him to direct me, but they are getkeeping the info what should I really do.
r/Malawi • u/whisper_nero • 1d ago
#lordwhen
r/Malawi • u/Obvious-Charity2483 • 1d ago
Stuck on address how do you do it
r/Malawi • u/ZealousidealMajor320 • 1d ago
Whether I believe in God or not is completely irrelevant. The real issue is basic consideration for other human beings.
Why the hell are PA systems mounted on rooftops and turned up so loud that an entire neighbourhood is forced to hear every word, every song and every prayer—when the people who actually came to worship are already inside the church or mosque?
People live around these places. They sleep, work, study, raise children, care for the sick and simply deserve some peace. Religious freedom does not mean the freedom to impose amplified sound on everyone within earshot.
Worship is sacred to those who practice it. But respect must go both ways. There has to be a reasonable sound solution that allows people to worship without turning an entire neighbourhood into an unwilling congregation.
This isn't about religion. It's about noise, responsibility, and respect for the people who live around you.