Kamuzu Banda House|Ngulu ya Nawambe

Kamuzu Bandas private residence sitting at the ngulu ya Nawambe hill in the central region District of Kasungu, Malawi. and a brief history of the name of the Hill
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[@Moms87]

Malawi could definitely open a museum and help the country grow.

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

If only we could learn to steward our resources prudently but precedence has shown otherwise

[@katarinagroup9281]

Wish you could have gained entry into the property...wanted to see how beautiful it is!

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Thanks for comment. Next time I will try to do that. You have to pre book with the family at a cost. But I hope to make it.

[@miriammvula9797]

Whatever Kamuzu anali Tete wa mtundu wa a Malawi. Palibeso wina oposa iye.

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

I like it

[@stephanchatatahshezi7036]

True

[@macfordjames7803]

great video ,uyibweze ndiye ukalowe mkati

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Will try to get permission from the family. Thanks

[@user-ze1rs8ey1g]

I aggree to the idea that this house should be used as a goverment property so that atleast Malawi can benefit in any other way, since it was built using Malawians taxes, so it makes no sense that the house should remain idle in a case like this

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Ultimately it's the family decision

[@gr8booksmore929]

Interesting historical insights. Keep it up!

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Thanks for your support, will try to capture the good histical information

[@gr8booksmore929]

That would be great; interested in the histories of different people groups in Malawi, like the Ngoni when they can in from SA under Zwangendaba, and also how some groups are distinctly moslem( the Lomwe?)@@mymalawianlifeexperiences

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

@@gr8booksmore929 please watch my most recent upload about Chewa tribe shrines and libation, another one on Mslawi dinosaur fossils there's information about slave trade. Another one Nkhotakota wildlife reserve there's information about Islam. Thanks.

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

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[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

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[@mikechole]

My home village 🏠

[@brysonkadza309]

Chichewa chonde agogo anga sakumva akungomva pa ngulo ya nawambe

[@StellaPaul-do4ii]

Banda makes Malawi people suffering

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Alright

[@mcsydenynsinga7610]

Its a private property it has nothing to do with government alinazo zambiri zikukanika kuzisamalira

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Good point of view

[@lastonbamusi1013]

Why is everything about kamuzu still hidden tizimuziwila ku u tube?

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

You can say that again

[@robertazizbanda]

Kamuzu house kamuzu house kunambula kwake kumeneko?

[@Malani41]

Great video! Keep it up.

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Thanks

[@Syakinongwa]

There is no history about the house apart from that it was owned by a head of state although it was built using tax payer's money and noone could ask the dictator on ownership lest you be thrown into a fested crocodile river. I agree with you on one thing. Turn it into a public hotel or school or hospital to be enjoyed by the taxpayers of Malawi. It's a national asset.

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Thanks

[@chippakaribafox2865]

Salute sistren! The evil ngwazi

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Thanks for your opinion

[@monicagondwe228]

That's just the gate not the house. I wish you had done more than that Lady........ eagerly waiting

[@RuvaraShe77]

Where is mama Kadzamira

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Not sure where she stays

[@YamiMzumara]

you could've mentioned the location, district t/a and so on

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

I have added this information in the descriptions thanks. Unfortunately I am not sure of the TA so I do not want to misrepresent

[@lastonbamusi1013]

We shi be informed lots about this man called kamuzu.... Ware is kazamila? Who is managing kamuzus propartys

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

His family is managing the property

[@bernardmbanda-5225]

You have good idea for that house but I don't think his relatives can welcome that idea of yours for how I know them . We call the place Guluwe ya ana awambe. ( A place of many Wild pig) . During past time people were killing and rostering Guluwe mean even small boys ( ana) were rostering ( kuwamba) Guluwe. Guluwe ya ana awambe ( place of plenty Guluwe ). Great video , great history. Keep it up.

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Aah is it? Never heard of that before

[@alicenaphiyo3190]

Great keep it up

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Thanks

[@sostensongolo7867]

A lie. This Ngulu was one of his weapons, actually it was the shield that he left there by the mountain. Then the Chewas named that place when they found Ndawambe's Ngulu as (ku phiri kwa Ngulu ya Ndawambe) It has nothing to do with Nguluwe

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Thought as much

[@YamiMzumara]

on the mountain, where?

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

In Kasungu District, Malawi

[@retellingafricanhistory]

I made a video about Kamuzu Banda. Don't know if this channel allows links in the comment section, but if you scroll through mine, you'll see it.

[@victorauwana7258]

Controled by his family? From where? Ghana?

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

From Malawi as far as I am concerned

[@thondoyaenterprise3795]

Are u sure that was a ngoni warrior???

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Based on information I gathered, yes

[@DanielDaniel-qo2rr]

Its a short story man tell us more

[@tisuhmakhwah7085]

Osalowa nkatimo bwanji

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

It is private property, not allowed but next time will try to seek permission

[@PeterHuckilin]

Not fully explained 😊

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Please share more

[@simendanamakando768]

So you have mountains in malawi!

[@andresksoko7373]

Alot

[@simendanamakando768]

@@andresksoko7373 Name some please!

[@philipgwazanyoni5159]

Then its not of any use to go there and stay at the gate telling us that you visit Ngulu ya Nawambe

[@PrincepreciousMwasangwale]

Leave the properties for the family 😢😢😢. Do you want to take everything from the family. What the government is took is enough and by the way. The government fails to take care what th took😢??

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Thanks for your opinion

[@victorchigamane434]

Tikuna kuwona inside zipinda ndizingati Kodi.???? Lent tisugule zingati Kodi

[@charlesphiri9710]

kkkkkkkkkk yaaaaa

[@patrickkamwendo2558]

Not enough information.Please dig deep and come back with balanced info

[@user-gs9vr1lc9d]

Kamuzu Banda was a thief stealing our Malawian money kumangozikundikira yekha munthu wozikonda woipa

[@chesterphiri7523]

What history is there that can benefit Malawians? A tyranny like Kamuzu, I don't know why people portray Kamuzu as a hero yet he was a leader that killed his own people. Look at the plundering of the public resources, that house is a white elephant in that area. You can't have lots of big houses for one person in a country like Malawi where poverty is abject.

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Thanks for your opinion

[@thomastaimu]

research properly the origin of the name dont just recite fables

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

You tell us your research instead of just coming on here to insult

[@frasernamaona643]

Kamuzu was not a Malawian Imagine munthu osatha chichewa

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

People have different positions on this

[@josephineringstone7489]

He was a citizen from Ghana and settled in Malawi

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

There are are so many conspiracy theories, he had a great deal of secrets going on

[@chirwatanyazi7024]

Kamuzu was a Chewa from Kasungu. His Chichewa diction was that of native speakers from Kasungu. His was the Chichewa dialect from there having been abroad Kamuzu never that dialectical twang. His interpreters knew that Kamuzu understood every bit of the translation that he'd rush into correcting whatever slided away from the gist of his delivery.

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Thanks so much for clarifying this.

[@miryamkatundulu]

Kumana bwino.

[@stephanchatatahshezi7036]

Exactly

[@isaaczamawa7346]

First president was JOHN CHILEMBWE

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Thanks for your comment

[@davidcorreia4385]

Stop that

[@josephineringstone7489]

31 yrs but still now Malawians are poor

[@mymalawianlifeexperiences]

Sure like most African countries. My opinion is that we were making very good strides during his term but we regressed with the coming in of democracy. We misunderstood what democracy meant and we became destructive

[@prestonmatoga5437]

Useless

[@seththanaglimodzi1444]

So are you If you have nothing nice to comment then don’t