rastafarian king crowned in malawi

[jah_yout]

africa watch out

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This coming sunday 6th of December 2009 will enter the annals of history as far as the Rastafari faith is concerned. <span style="font-weight: bold">A man of the Rastafari faith will be crowned king in Malawi. This will be the first Ras ever known to become a king in Malawi and probably the first one across the whole world unless proven otherwise.</span> Of particular interest is the fact that a distant grand father of this Ras by the name of King Mponda was one of the three kings representing the nations of Malawi who crowned His Imperial Majesty Emperor Haile Selassie on 3rd August 1965 as 'GREAT KING OF MALAWI.' This was during HIM's historic visit to Malawi.

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[Sinco01]

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[jah_yout]

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bless-ed my lords...

quote from a sistrin of mine;

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">when i was in africa this summer, i asked many people about their travels in africa, both africans and tourists. <span style="font-weight: bold">it was amazing to hear the unanimous vote for the kindest, gentlest, warmest people goes to Malawians.</span> A Namibian I became close friends with had tears in his eyes when he recalled how he was welcomed with open arms and big smiles as soon as he stepped off the train. he said he had forgotten half his luggage in the compartment and the people who came in after him made a point of sending him his stuff to the hotel by lake malawi through a link of strangers travelling back on foot, carts and overcrowded buses. <span style="font-weight: bold">no one had thought of stealing a single thing out of his luggage. he is certain he will retire in malawi. </span>
another girl from botswanai travelled with split paths with me when i headed to zambia and she went south to lake malawi, and she hitched a ride with some malawians in the back of their pickup truck and they would not have it that she stay at a hotel. instead, they bought her a tent to stay in the family homestead, sang her songs, prepared a feast for their guest and danced the night away in her honor. <span style="font-weight: bold">many people i spoke to said malawians for the most part dont understand the concept of robbing you or conning you out of your money or belongings. it floored me to hear these stories</span> and feel comforted that there is a parcel of africa that is yet to be tainted spiritually by colonial presence despite its subjugation for decades.
not to mention that lake malawi has the highest diversity in fauna and flora of all the african lakes. the nile included. my next traipse through the motherland definitely will include this magical place.</div></div>