Malawi Tourist Map Illustration Project
Malawi Tourism Map is a personal project. The recreating an old, torn map of Nyasaland (Malawi’s old name) I found at a house we bought.
by Austin Madinga · Published 30 April 2022 · Last modified 3 September 2024
Malawi Tourism Map is a personal project. The recreating an old, torn map of Nyasaland (Malawi’s old name) I found at a house we bought.
by Austin · Published 22 September 2021 · Last modified 31 August 2023
To spur domestic tourism, we should consider pushing national holidays to weekends to create shorter work weeks and long weekends to enable families to travel more.
by Austin · Published 25 May 2019 · Last modified 19 December 2019
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. I think she later thanked me for tagging...
by Austin · Published 11 March 2019 · Last modified 19 December 2019
I attended a round table discussion on Tech and Social Entrepreneurship in Malawi organised by British Council and mHub.
by Austin · Published 10 March 2019 · Last modified 17 February 2023
Sitting at the foot of Kalulu hills on the Malawi – Zambia border district of Mchinji is Kachebere Major Seminary, a Roman Catholic philosophical training college.
by Austin Madinga · Published 6 July 2018
Today we celebrate that Malawi gained her independence 54 years ago from the British colonialists. Strides have been made but is there really that much to celebrate? Not wanting to pour cold water over the gains that we have made...
by Austin Madinga · Published 22 March 2018 · Last modified 10 March 2022
We have every reason to ensure our beautiful Lake Malawi is kept clean and bustling with life. It provides food, livelihoods, drinking water and power for millions. It is also one of our major tourist attractions.
by Austin Madinga · Published 5 November 2017 · Last modified 20 January 2022
alawi needs to build enterprises owned by indigenous Malawians with finance from indigenous Malawians. Because mere bootstrapping will fail at this quest.
by Austin Madinga · Published 25 October 2017 · Last modified 21 September 2023
If you ask my mom, I am unemployed. A former civil servant and HR practitioner, she does not subscribe to the idea that you can make a living home working.
by Austin Madinga · Published 1 September 2017 · Last modified 19 March 2020
Like most countries in the Southern Africa region, Malawi has faced severe water stress in the past few years owing to low rainfall during the period. This has affected the generation of electricity as well as agricultural productivity.