Mzuzu, Malawi
Mzuzu, Malawi
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GLOW 2010
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Miranda Layman I Can't wait to read more! Good luck Bonnie!
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Cousin Jill My love to you Bonnie Jean. You have grown up so much and have a good head on your shoulders!
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Lewis What you are doing is special :) keep up the great work...keep moving forward !
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Uncle luke Our hearts are with you. You have grown into a wonderful, caring and sweet lady. All the best.
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Bodington Osman Kondowe this school has done so many thing on my life, great thanks to: mr mnguyi, and all staff of usisya cdss to those who wish to help please help this school for our community to be developed and our kids for better future
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RoamingPixie Really great that you took an interest in SA history but In 1966 the National Party declared District 6 to be a 'White Group Area' so enabling them to destroy all buildings, except religious ones, on the grounds of 'slum clearance'. They werent removed because it there were mixed races, they were removed because they weren't white. It truly is one the saddest things to happen to Cape Town. If you want to know more about the subject you can go to: http://www.capetown.at/heritage/city/district%206.htm
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Bonnie watson- I'm currently not in usisya but you can contact Temwa staff on the ground there (they are the only people in the area with internet). friend Junior Jumbo on facebook and I'm sure he can help. Shahar- I'm sorry but i dont know the person you speak of. it's a very large village and me being the mzungu i was easy for people to know. I wish you luck in finding her, but i would suggest the same about contacting Temwa staff in usisya. Maybe they can help.
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shahar dekel hi bonnie, i don't think that you remmber me but i need youre help. i meet you a few days before yo leave Usisya in March. in this time i meet there -Aggi batasi (i almost sure that you know here, she talk with me about you) and she help me a lot when i was stuck in Usisya beacuse of the rain. in he start i had her number phone but some one steal my mobile phone and i dont keep the number in another place. i really want to talk with aggi and thank her for that she help ma so much, and i will be happy if maybe yo know how i can to communicate with here or some else that can help me. hope to here from you, thanks and have a good day... shahar
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watson URGENT MESSAGE : TITLE : I NEED YOUR HELP i am a south african who want to connect with his family in usisya , lilongwe.my story is like this .I just want connect with the family of the head mabuli .my father left malawi in 1945 .his name was called : james mulaka msuku.I remember some of the names he used to mention , mabuli , ezerinah nyathabi , watson .Please sir /madam , may you assist me in connecting with this family . Thank you very much , i know you are just helping a stranger , but i need your help .may you send the message around .
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Miranda I always knew you were destine for greatness. Extremely happy and very proud of you.
re: Lilongwe, Malawi
Lewis What you are doing is special :) keep up the great work...keep moving forward !
Cousin Jill My love to you Bonnie Jean. You have grown up so much and have a good head on your shoulders!
Miranda Layman I Can't wait to read more! Good luck Bonnie!