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The culture of democracy: Language, literature, the arts & politics in Malawi, 1992-1994 by Steve Bernard Miles Chimombo, 1996 Iron Age of northern Malawi: An archaeological reconnaissance (Department of Antiquities publication) by K. R Robinson, 1982 Vol. 3. Living conditions among people with disabilities in Malawi: A national representative and comparative household survey among individuals with disabilities in Malawi by Arne H. Eide, Mitch E., 2010-04-09 The Social Construction of Gender Inequality in Central Malawi by Carol Minton, 2008-11-06 Cultural and environmental pressure against left-hand preference in urban and semi-urban Malawi [An article from: Brain and Cognition] by Y.P. Zverev, 2006-04-01 Women of Bible and Culture: Baptist Convention Women in Souhtern Malawi by Rachel Nyagondwe Banda, 2005 Hunters in iron age Malawi: The zooarchaeology of Chencherere Rockshelter (Department of Antiquities publication) by Diana Catherine Crader, 1984 Fruit growing in Nyasaland by L. J Foster, 1962 The design of micro-projects and macro-policies: Examples from three of ATI's projects in Africa by Eric Hyman, 1988 Nkhanza: Listening to Peoples Voices (Kachere Text) by Maria Saur, Linda Semu, et all 2000-09-05 A study of vaccination cultures, social demand for immunization, and practices of vaccination regimes (Working paper series) by Wycliffe Chilowa, 1997 Christianity and African culture: Conservative German Protestant missionaries in Tanzania, 1900-1940 (Kachere monograph) by Klaus Fiedler, 1999 Politics and Performance: Theatre, Poetry and Song in Southern Africa

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21. Malawi - Culture
    A selection of articles related to Malawi Culture Malawi - Culture Encyclopedia - WaYao. The waYao, or Yao, are a major nationality in both Malawi, located at the  
    http://www.experiencefestival.com/malawi_-_culture

22. Malawi Culture
    Culture Ethnic Groups. The people of Malawi belong mainly to various Central Bantu groups. About half belong to the Chewa and Nyanja groups, known collectively as Malawi (or  
    http://www.fpcyuma.org/MalawiCulture.html
    
    Extractions: The people of Malawi belong mainly to various Central Bantu groups. About half belong to the Chewa and Nyanja groups, known collectively as Malawi (or Maravi) before the 19th century. About 15% are Lomwe (Alomwe), who live south of Lake Chilwa. Other indigenous Malawians include the Tumbuko Tonga , and Ngonde . The Ngoni and Yao arrived in the 19th century; together they constitute about 15% of the population. There are a few thousand Europeans, mainly of British origin, including descendants of Scottish missionaries. There are also small numbers of Portuguese, Asians (mainly Indians), and persons of mixed ancestry. Most Malawians are Christian. About 55 percent are Protestant and 20 percent Roman Catholic. Christians often mix their beliefs with local traditions. For instance, the gule wamkulu (great dance), popular in the central and southern regions, uses various masks representing ancestral spirits, people, and animals to tell stories and teach traditions. The different belief systems are not considered contradictory because each plays a role in people's daily lives. Muslims (20 percent) are concentrated in lakeshore areas. The remaining 5 percent of Malawians practice traditional indigenous beliefs through rituals, festivals, and dances. English, an official language, is used in government and business.

23. Malawi Culture
    Malawi Culture Virtuoso Travel Specialists Recommended by NBC, and Travel Channel TV Get value, priceless Africa safari vacation information, complimentary upgrades, and  
    http://www.travelwizard.com/africa/malawi-vacation/culture/
    
    Extractions: note: estimates for this country explicitly take into account the effects of excess mortality due to AIDS; this can result in lower life expectancy, higher infant mortality and death rates, lower population and growth rates, and changes in the distribution of population by age and sex than would otherwise be expected (July 2000 est.)

24. Malawi: Culture - TripAdvisor
    Inside Malawi Culture Before you visit Malawi, visit TripAdvisor for the latest info and advice, written for travelers by travelers.  
    http://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g293810-s202/Malawi:Culture.html

25. Malawi - Culture, Customs & Etiquette
    Guide to travel, doing business, and studying in Malawi culture, greetings, gestures, etiquette, taboos, negotiations, gift-giving, and more.  
    http://www.culturecrossing.net/basics_business_student.php?id=124

26. Malawi Culture
    Malawi Local Culture Malawi Home. Malawi Actors, Acting Malawi Agency, Travel Malawi Agriculture  
    http://www.internationaldiscussions.com/country/malawi/malawi-culture.php

27. Malawi Culture | IExplore
    It is customarily expected by most Malawians to be greeted with a friendly 'Hello, how are you?' and a handshake. It is courteous to ask permission before taking photographs of  
    http://www.iexplore.com/world_travel/Malawi/Culture

28. Malawi Flag,Malawi Map, Malawi Culture : SphereInfo.com
    Malawi Tradition, lake nyasa malawi,david livingstone malawi,infant mortality malawi,ethnic groups malawi,languages spoken malawi,life expectancy malawi, History of Malawi  
    http://www.sphereinfo.com/malawi-history-culture-religion.htm
    
    Extractions: Country List Afghanistan Albania Algeria Andorra ... Zimbabwe The Great Rift Valley runs across eastern Africa like an ancient scar from the Red Sea in the north to the Zambezi valley in the south. Malawi has two rift lakes - Lake Malawi and Lake Malombe - as well as Lake Chirwa and Lake Chiuta, which lie outside the Rift system. In all, over 20% of Malawi is covered by water. The Shire River, the only outlet from Lake Malawi, joins the Zambezi river in Mozambique, thence to the Indian Ocean. In the north the Rift Valley Escarpment rises steeply from the Lake, reaching altitudes of 2500metres, even more across the Lake in the Livingstone Mountains of Tanzania. Mountainous areas in the north include the beautiful Nyika Plateau and the forested Viphya Plateau. in the south the mystical Mulanje Mountain towers through the mist. Although Malawi has not yielded much in the way of hominid remains (to date, only one jaw bone dated around 2.5 million years) it is in the region that the earliest ancestors of humans lived. The roots of language, story and communication were formed here. Before recorded history, movements of people swept through Central Africa and national boundaries were not recognised. Only with the colonial influx were borders and nations established - often with little reference to the people who lived there.

29. Malawi - Culture
    Definition of Malawi from The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy.  
    http://culture.yourdictionary.com/malawi

30. Malawi Culture | GlobalEDGE
    Malawi Culture Malawi Culture Crossing. This section of Culture Crossing includes basic cultural practices in Malawi for greetings, personal space, gestures, eye contact, etc.  
    http://globaledge.msu.edu/countries/malawi/culture/
    
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31. MALAWI HIGH COMMISSION IN INDIA
    MALAWIAN CULTURES AND TRADITIONS. Malawi prides itself on a mosaic of unique cultural practices and norms. The main traditional dances and rituals as well as arts and  
    http://www.malawi-india.org/culturemalawi.htm
    
    Extractions: What's New The High Commission Consular Services Malawi-India Relations ... Home MALAWI CULTURE MALAWIAN CULTURES AND TRADITIONS Malawi prides itself on a mosaic of unique cultural practices and norms. The main traditional dances and rituals as well as arts and crafts found among the people act as an identifying factor for the many but united ethnic groups of the country. The dances of Malawi, for instance, have deeper meaning than what appears on the surface and, accordingly, efforts have been made to keep these intact as part of Malawi's cultural heritage and for posterity. As a way of achieving the goal of retaining the country's traditional values, the Museum of Malawi conducts a series of cultural activities in schools and public places so that those who do not have contact with village life can benefit from facilities offered by the organization. LANGUAGE There are three major languages in Malawi: Chichewa, Chitimbuka and Chiyao—all from the Bantu language group. The most common is Chichewa, the language of the Chewa tribe. Chichewa is taught to all students in elementary school and is unofficially recognized as the national language of Malawi. Chitimbuka is the language of the Timbuka tribe largely spoken in north Malawi, although some Timbuka along the lakeshore speak Chitonga. Chiyao is spoken by the Yao tribe, who reside along the southern lakeshore. English is an official language of business, higher education and government and is widely spoken, especially in towns and major cities.

32. Malawi Missions
    This site was created for us to share our experiences and information about Ministry of Hope, Malawi culture, and advice for others who go there to serve and minister.  
    http://malawimissions.org/
    
    Extractions: Muli bwanji? In January, 2007, a group of eight young adults (and one young-adult-at-heart) associated with Grace Fellowship (a church in Brooklyn Park, MN) traveled to Malawi, Africa. This site was created for us to share our experiences and information about Ministry of Hope , Malawi culture, and advice for others who go there to serve and minister. As you will see, the people of Malawi had a deep impact on our hearts and lives. We encourage anyone who has the opportunity to visit Malawi - go, serve, develop relationships, and continue to support them when you return home. Also, try to implement the things you will learn there, particularly in community life. Check out the links to the right to read excerpts from our journals, and if you are planning a trip to Malawi, you will find a number of helpful resources there as well. Zikomo kwambiri! Posted on May 29th, 2007 by admin

33. Sunflower Connection
    Malawi Culture. People. Most of the people of Malawi live in rural areas and the Chewa people are the major ethnic group.  
    http://sunflower.worldvision.org.nz/malawiculture.html
    
    Extractions: People of Malawi Malawi Culture People Most of the people of Malawi live in rural areas and the Chewa people are the major ethnic group. The native people of Malawi have black skin and tight curly black hair. Most people live out in the country in huts with mud brick walls and thatched roofs. The traditional language spoken is Chichewa but most people who have been to school can speak English. Traditions Washing dishes Families have drying racks where dishes are placed outside in the sun to dry and show other families that they are clean and have dishes. This tradition seems to have been passed down through the generations. People of all ages love to sing and dance. They have special dances for all occasions. At some funerals they have a special dance performed. Friends and relations of the dead person wear a strip of cloth, or kam’bambe, around their head telling everyone that someone they care about has died. A dance called the gulewamkulu is danced to send the body into the spirit world. Young children throw a piece of charcoal into the grave or have the coffin carried over their head so they do not forget the dead person. Gathering to listen In the evenings families gather around and listen to elders telling stories. It sounds a little like a chant as the listeners all say "I agree" after every few sentences.

34. Malawi Culture Gifts, T-shirts, Stickers And More - CafePress
    Shop our large selection of malawi culture gifts, tshirts, posters and stickers starting at $5 . Unique malawi culture designs. Fast shipping.  
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35. Friends Of Malawi: Learn About Malawi: About Malawian Culture
    The staple food in Malawi is nsima (nsee ma), which is a thick maize (corn) porridge. The porridge is molded into patties and served with either beans, meat, or vegetables in a  
    http://www.friendsofmalawi.org/learn_about_malawi/culture/food.html
    
    Extractions: Who We Are Mission Current Board Members Annual Report from President ... About Malawian Culture Food The staple food in Malawi is nsima (nsee -ma), which is a thick maize (corn) porridge. The porridge is molded into patties and served with either beans, meat, or vegetables in a tomoto-and-onion sauce, collectively called ndiwo (ndee 3 -wo). Malawians also eat rice, cassava, and potatoes, though rice is considered a luxury and potatoes are often used as ndiwo In the vast majority of homes, food is cooked over a wood fire using a tripod made of three supporting stones. Women (and children helpers) are responsible for everything concerning the food from market shopping to dish washing. nsima and ndiwo nsima nsima and ndiwo (usually beans or roasted chicken) at very cheap prices. In the major cities ( Lilongwe , Blantyre and Mzuzu) one can find restaurants serving Lebanese, Korean, Italian and Indian food. Return to the top of the page About Friends of Malawi Membership Get Involved ...

36. Malawi: Culture Fights Poverty In Tourist Villa
    Harambee All Together for Africa Harambee Association’s goal is to promote initiatives in education and development in Sub-Saharan Africa.  
    http://www.harambee-africa.org/en/anno-2009/178-malawi-culture-fights-poverty-in
    
    Extractions: The traditional chalets, situated 8km north of the heart of Malawian capital, Lilongwe are made with un- baked mud bricks, pine wood planks and reeds. They reflect the cultural set up of the Kumbali cultural village. Kumbali village was established in 2007 at the Natures Gift Farm. "We saw that there was a lot that Malawi had to offer to the west from its culture, but no tourist resort was doing that," said Scot Gray Manager at the Kumbali village. The village was opened as one way of preserving the Malawian culture and at the same time preserving its natural diversity and ending poverty of people from the surrounding villages. “We all know African economics and culture are all about working with the environment, " he said.

37. FAQ - Malawi Culture And Customs : Travel Tips
    What languages are spoken in Malawi? English and Chichewa are the official languages in Malawi. What are the different cultures that can be encountered in Malawi  
    http://malawi.lodgesafari.com/Travel_Tips-travel/malawi-people-faq.html
    
    Extractions: 8 day Romantic Escape English and Chichewa are the official languages in Malawi. English is understood by almost all the people in the country. In Malawian families, responsibilities are shared. Families usually live next door to one another, and help each other on a daily basis. Malawi is divided into different ethnic groups, with the main tribal group being the Chichewa. About 80% of the people in Malawi are Christian, with the rest being Muslim. There are a few Malawians who still practice traditional beliefs.

38. Malawi: Culture Fights Poverty In Tourist Villa
    Harambee All Together for Africa Harambee promueve iniciativas de educaci n en frica y sobre frica, a trav s de proyectos de desarrollo y de actividades de  
    http://www.harambee-africa.org/es/anno-2009/178-malawi-culture-fights-poverty-in
    
    Extractions: The traditional chalets, situated 8km north of the heart of Malawian capital, Lilongwe are made with un- baked mud bricks, pine wood planks and reeds. They reflect the cultural set up of the Kumbali cultural village. Kumbali village was established in 2007 at the Natures Gift Farm. "We saw that there was a lot that Malawi had to offer to the west from its culture, but no tourist resort was doing that," said Scot Gray Manager at the Kumbali village. The village was opened as one way of preserving the Malawian culture and at the same time preserving its natural diversity and ending poverty of people from the surrounding villages. “We all know African economics and culture are all about working with the environment, " he said.

39. WillGoTo : Malawi, Culture And Festivals
    Malawi Culture and festivals, Malawi heritage and museums, Malawi events, Malawi travel guide and directory  
    http://www.willgoto.com/1/028034/liens.aspx
    
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40. AllAfrica.com Malawi Culture And Health
    allAfrica African news and information for a global audience  
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