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or register RSS Business ... Friends Quick search Malawi: Culture fights poverty in tourist villa Posted on Tuesday 27 January 2009 - 16:36 Redactie AfrikaNieuws Homepage ... 6331 messages Madalitso Kateta, Africanews reporter in Lilongwe, Malawi Kumbali cultural village is one of Malawian tourist resorts that is using traditional innovative methods to boost the struggling Malawian tourism industry. At the same time it is fighting poverty. Africanews.com reporter Madalitso Kateta knows more. 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, which also has the Kumbali Country Lodge where pop star Madonna lodged in her maiden trip to Malawi which saw her adopting Malawian toddler David Banda. "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. | |
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Powered by JRank Countries and Their Cultures Countries and Their Cultures Ja-Ma M ALAWI C ULTURE N AME Malawian O RIENTATION Identification. Malawians are part of the large Bantu population that migrated northward from South Africa at around the turn of the twentieth century. Location and Geography. Malawi is a landlocked country that lies east of Zambia, north and west of Mozambique, and south of Tanzania. Its area is 45,747 square miles (118,500 square kilometers). The major topographic feature is Lake Malawi, a freshwater lake that is home to hundreds of fish species found nowhere else in the world. Twenty percent of the landmass consists of water. The topography varies from the high Nyika plateau in the north to the Shire River valley in the south that is an extension of the Great Rift Valley. In the far southeast corner is Mount Mulanje, which is among the highest mountains in Africa. The capital, Lilongwe, is roughly in the center of the country. However, the major commercial center is Blantyre, named after the birthplace in Scotland of the first European to discover Lake Malawi, the English explorer Livingston. Access to the Indian Ocean is normally by rail to the port of Beira in Mozambique. | |
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