Five things you’ll love about Cape Maclear
Five things you will love doing in Cape Maclear, Lake Malawi, the world’s first freshwater national park and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Katawa Cottage in enchanting Monkey Bay
Katawa Cottage is a new accommodation unit on the shores of Lake Malawi in Monkey Bay, Mangochi.
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Fresco paintings in Bembeke Cathedral
Beautiful fresco paintings by Micheal Kapalamula adorn the walls of Bembeke Cathedral of the Holy Family in Dedza Diocese.
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Cozy vibes at Chapter Coffeehouse
The Chapter Coffeehouse is a cafe in Lilongwe serving coffee, tea, cakes and a range of books to read.
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Weekend find: Mapiri Country Lodge
Passing through Dedza boma and looking for a place to get a hot meal and a cold drink? Give Mapiri Country Lodge a try!
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Booze and cruise tour in Cape Maclear
Cape Maclear, also known as Chembe, is a small tourist and fishing village in the Nankumba Peninsula, at the southern end of Lake Malawi. Chembe Village and the surrounding islands sit in Lake Malawi national park, the first freshwater national park in the world. The park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in
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On the peripherals of Tumaini Festival
The 2019 edition of the Tumaini Festival took place a couple of weeks ago. A platform by refugees for refugee, Malawian and international artists to collaborate, exchange and create together using the message of love and peace, continues to grow year on year. #tumainifestival2019 was amazing! We want to send a big THANK YOU
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Weekend Find: Light lunch at CaRiz Cakery
Looking for a light lunch in Area 47? CaRiz Cakery, a coffee shop and cakery, should be on your list. And they prepare a great chicken sandwich!
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Tracking Lilongwe’s urban carnivores
A colleague from South Africa working in Malawi once exclaimed “Last weekend we saw a hyena in the middle of city centre. In the middle of the city! Gosh, it was a culture shock!”
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On Ntchisi’s back roads
It was a day before Malawi went to the polls to elect a new president, parliament and local councils. My wife had arranged a quick trip into Ntchisi and she needed company.
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