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My colleague and friend from the office is back. Andrew Khoko has been swamped with work lately often knocking off in the night. As a running partner we haven’t hit… Read More
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Birds are probably the most fascinating group of animals outside fish. The colours, the sounds, the feeding habits, the locomotion all hold sway in our endless fascination with them. When… Read More
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I got an invitation from my brother CK on WhatsApp about the Senga hill hike. The hill is in Salima, the lakeshore district next to the Capital City of Malawi.… Read More
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This Saturday was about taking it easy after a hectic week at the office. So what better way to unwind that waking up at 4 in the morning and heading… Read More
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Standard Bank has dangled a carrot to poets out there to write a Love Letter to Malawi. The closing date is 22 May 2018. So basically use the weekend to… Read More
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Not long ago adventure meant stepping into the unknown, riddled with untold dangers. The possibility of not coming back alive heightened the feeling of the ultimate sacrifice but nowadays we… Read More
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So far my coverage about this year’s Standard Bank Be More Race has focused on the casual runner on a quest to achieve physical fitness and wellness. But Be… Read More
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Many years before I knew that chitin was indigestible by the human stomach, I had a gastronomic connection to the insect gourmet diet. There are seasonal insects that are a… Read More
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Some things we do as kids later on tend to be seeds of greatness or phenomenal success. However, there are other things whose intricate value is difficult to ascertain, other… Read More
About Ndimakonda
This blog is about travel, outdoors, family, leadership and spiritual reflections. The writer is a native of Malawi, which is a tiny but beautiful country located between East and Central Africa with some parts touching the Southern part of Africa.
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The Bite-size Maldeco Hill
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Reflections on my Birthday
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Psalm for the week: Lord Have Mercy as David Prays for Survival
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