Posted by Makewana | Dec 6, 2019 | Short story |
Second prize, 2019 Makewana Short story Competition My ride was longer than expected. I was very excited and very nervous the entire time. Finally, the bus reached Ntcheu bus depot; my pit stop before it proceeded to Blantyre....
Read MoreFirst-prize winner, Makewana Poetry Competition (Tsar Leo, “if money cannot sleep then I can’t go to bed”) The breeze I breathe, Too hot. You can’t believe. When I want to give up I sure won’t survive. Money is a...
Read MorePosted by Makewana | Nov 13, 2019 | Short story |
First prize winner: Makewana short story competition (2019) Michael felt uneasy that afternoon. He felt tired and in a hurry all at once. He was sitting on the floor of his empty...
Read MoreIn July this year, the Makewana’s Daughters team visited three primary schools in rural Zomba with the aim of encouraging young girls to write. The schools, which had been identified by the Education Division in Zomba, were...
Read MoreMakewana’s Daughters are in a celebratory mood after having organised their first ever national poetry/ short story competition this year.The short story competition attracted 32 entrants, and was won by Alinafe Malonje for her...
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