Sunbird Lilongwe
Kamazu Procession Road, PO Box 44 Lilongwe, Malawi
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Sunday, 04 March 2007 Hiya Compliments of the season and good cheer to all! My family and other animals have survived another season of merriment and emerged unscathed if not completely solvent. We hosted the annual Christmas do and it was lovely. We ended up with 15 overnighters and a lot of food and drink was consumed by all; we are still …
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A very long walk
... have about 5000 volunteers in Malawi, and like the UK, focus on community based health and first aid a lot.
From there, I took a scenic route (yes, before you ask, this was intentional) around the city to the town centre. I stopped off at a wildlife centre for a quick guided tour, learning lots about the blood tree, iron tree and cabbage tree, among others, and met there a couple of people who work for local NGOs, so I made some new contacts and ...
Lillongwe, capital of Malawi
... In fact, they went to 3 different places, and none of the bureaux de change had any foreign currency. The petrol stations don’t have any petrol, and it is routine to go without power for long chunks of each day. And things are expensive. We went into a supermarket today, and basic everyday items cost the same as they do in London. Luxury items are more expensive than London, presumably because they don’t have sufficient dollars for imports. ...
Lake Malawi!
... a production. In addition to the witch doctor, there were 4 drummers and about 10 kids who came in to see what was going on. Since we knew what was coming with the dance it took everything in me not to burst out laughing. This guy stands around shaking and dancing with his noisy shell belts, screaming and shouting at us. Then we each had to get up and dance with him. As the piece de resistance, someone brings in a ...
Am I still in Africa?
... The only problem being that the seats were plastic, meaning that as soon as you fell asleep or headed around a corner you slipped out off your place.
We arrived in Lilongwe in the early afternoon which was a little later than I had hoped, I wanted to pick my Mozambique visa, however their embassy closes at midday. Still not a big problem, this just meant we had an afternoon just to chill in the metropolitan that is Lilongwe.
It’s a strange city, very spread ...
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