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Teachers are greatly wanted at our institution, Lilongwe. Both sections; Primary and Secondary. Call us :

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THE SILVER LINE OF A CRISIS
Crisis forces development. When things reach the crisis point, there is only one way out, and it has to come through some kind of “shift or change.”

Certainly, you cannot keep on going the way you have been going. Usually you no longer have the same resources anymore. Times of crisis usually reveal how well or how poorly we have managed our resources. Now you will be forced to change your ways, hopefully for the better. This is the “silver lining” of a crisis.

Crisis always forces development. It creates the opportunity for creativity. It provides a powerful motivation to change. You have to invent new ways to deal with old problems. If you are a national leader, you have to collaborate with others to develop a new economic system.

If you are an ordinary person with ordinary job qualifications, you have to start fresh with some new ideas. You have to push aside your regrets about the past and your instincts to be angry and to blame somebody else for the pickle you are in. You have to. In order Malawi not only to survive but to thrive, we must do something new.

Here in the Malawi, with so much of our national economy dependent upon agriculture and tourism, we have to diversify.

That does not mean that “somebody else has to diversify.” That means a lot of us have to diversify.

This economic crisis has greatly shaken the foundations of what we thought was traditionally sound and OK in terms of our agriculture systems and tourism.

I felt like crying when I went to Chiya lagoon on Friday 01, December, 2023. Watching million worthy dollar resources remaining idle and underutilized, made me to write this script, THE BENEFIT OF CRISIS under our main project, “Unlocking the 21st Century Economy.”

Youths, we need to look around ourselves and see what kinds of needs are going unmet. Can we start a business to meet those needs? Our lakes are full of freshwater worthy millions. If somebody from right here in Malawi does not start to make better use of all this freshwater, some enterprising person from China will soon take advantage of it. Or some other leaders, in future will as a result of our failure to export goods to other countries, will further export our potential young men and women to Israel.

Get me well here. All I am only saying is that, the need to find new ways and develop new products and services is imperative in the midst of crisis just like the current one.

It was a very good time for our leaders and ourselves to ask questions like;
1. What kinds of resources do we already have?
2. Do we have high unemployed but well educated and energetic individuals?
3. Do we have lakes and rivers full of freshwaters for irrigation?
4. Do we have unused lands in Nkhatabay, Mzimba, Nkhotakota, Mangochi and other places?
5. Do we have prisoners who are costing us a lot to keep them in our prisons yet they are people full of many potentials?

You know, when a nation like Malawi has failed to ask question 2 above, we shall think like to ease the burn of our crisis is simply by sending our energetic youths to Israel. Folly!

You will often hear it said that the word for crisis in Japanese and Chinese are the same as the word “opportunity”. There’s wonderful truth in that.

You would not think that those two words have anything in common until you realize that the seeming defeat inherent in every crisis holds the keys to an unanticipated victory.

When the atomic bomb for instance, was dropped on Hiroshima at the end of World War II, it obliterated the city. Over a hundred thousand people are estimated to have been killed. The buildings were leveled. The soil was poisoned.

But the Japanese people took hold of the hands that reached out to help them, and they worked day and night to rebuild their city and their country. You know what happened. Now they are number one in so many categories: their cars, their electronics and a lot more.

You see, if we and our leaders think this way, every disaster gets turned in a new direction. Our crisis becomes our best opportunity. If our learning institutions keep on producing graduates regardless our few companies to absorb them, we cannot consider exporting them to other nations for their benefits at the expenses of school loans. Instead, as soon as we can, we seize this opportunity to revise our education curriculum and build more companies for the fresh graduates.

If you get laid off from your job, you either find a better one, or you create a better one by going into business for yourself just like what Gospel Kazako of Zodiak did. Out of our crisis comes our opportunity. Crisis becomes crisis when it produces crises.

THE USUAL ATTACKERS OF DREAMS

A dream is an incredibly fragile thing. As corporate leadership expert, management consultant Bobb Biehl says, “Dreams are like soap bubbles floating close to jagged rocks on a windy day.” Dreams are easily shot down by the close friends or family members since they are the only ones who know about them.

In her book Silver Boxes, Florence Liottauer tells a story revealing the power over our dreams held by those who are close to us. It is about her mother-in-law, Marita Liottauer.

After knowing her for many years and being intimidated by her, Florence one day asked the aging woman what she would have been if she could have been anything she wanted. “An opera singer,” Marita answered without hesitation. “I wanted to study music, but my parents felt that was a waste of time that I would make more money in the millinery business. But I was in one show in college and I had the lead.”

The memory of that dream never left Marita even though her parents shot it down. In her last days, her mind faded and she could no longer speak. But some evenings she would stand proudly by her chair and sing opera to her nurse. Even in the twilight of her years, that deep desire never left her. Florence said, “Mother had talent that was never developed, a music box that was never allowed to play, a career that was never begun. Mother died with music still in her.” This is exactly what Pablo Picasso worried about when said, “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.” What a tragedy!

So, the first factor of why do others kill themselves and intentionally is not because of the so-called economic and social problems rather it is because they were unable to realise the tremendous packages packed in them for the good of not only themselves but also for the world. The inability to see what is yourself all about resulted into force belief that you are what you are today. Verily verily I tell you, inability to see a seed for the trees, has made millions to live their lives in actuality instead of possibility. There is something in you that even your employer has not yet seen, there is something in you that even your school papers have not yet seen, there is something in you that even your life partners; parents and relatives have not yet seen. There is something in you that even your church or political leaders have not yet seen. There is something in you that even your own eyes has not yet seen. So, do not take your life in the fact that your current problems are overwhelmed you. You are more than what you see in yourself today. Just develop that eye in you. How? My next writings will share with you all.

Can you now imagine how many great works of arts, music and literature are buried in the graveyard around your community. Can you imagine how many solutions to the current economic and social problems are buried with someone you knew. And this should make you to know that people are dying yet without getting out their full life. And hence, if you are reading this message take it for and from yourself to others so that they should not die with solutions to our current problems here in Malawi and beyond.

Youths commit su***de. I do not know who they were supposed to be or what they were supposed to do. But what I know is that amongst these people who committed su***de, we have lost great Chakufas, Brian Bandas, Gabas, Bingus, Kazakos, Golden Matongas and Chimjekas.

Frankly, speaking to die with ability is such an irresponsibility of a man at its highest order. And they those who died without achieving their full potentials are greatest robbers. They rob their generation of their latent ability.

Today, our problems go unsolved not because they do not have solutions. They are rather escalating simply because people do not see what is all about themselves as their lives exist in actuality and factuality. Had people only known that in every seed there are forests, I guess they would also have known that in themselves there is an absolute potential hidden within themselves. Had people only known that they are not yet what they are supposed to be, they would not have died irresponsibly. They rather would have waited to die willfully and volitionally as apostle Paul who said that I have finished my duty...and I am now ready to die (go), and receive my reward.

Always, look for what is NOT yet visible. There is more inside yourself. The second, day or month people begin to feel and be satisfied with their current state, they loose the possibility of existing not in factuality. Tragically, when people die without exploring their true abilities lay hidden within them.

Imagine if apostle Paul died before the event of Damascus, what would happen to the gentiles on their last day? If Jesus Christ died in the manger, what would happen to us on the judgement day? If Sir Chikwawa had died without giving us secondary school Mathematics, If Ron Muphuwa had died without giving us Chichewa in secondary schools, what would have happened? If William Shakespeare died before giving the world the play of Rome and Juliet, surely the potential of Romeo to profane Juliet with his "unclean" hands and lips, would have buried.

Imagine, what would have happened to the world if Mozart, Mark Zuckerberg (the yet to be 39 years old young man), Florence Tightngale, Martin Luther, Robert Chiwamba, Chisomo Mdala, Dr. Wokomaatani Malunga, Mother Teresa, David Beckham, Bakili Makuwila and Isaac Newton died before their works?
Imagine Tikuferanji had had without Winiko and Manganya, what would have happened?

Can you now imagine...