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Chakwera takes a selfie at Sanjika

Malawi president, Lazarus Chakwera, who celebrated Morocco’s goals believing it was the Flames, has taken a selfie at Sanjika rocks. The Malawi leader yesterday, which was John Chilembwe Day, attended Chilembwe Memorial Service of Worship at Providence Industrial Mission (PIM) in Chiradzulu. At the PIM, he went to the Sanjika Rock where he sat down […]

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