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  • Mistaken Identity by AngellahKanene
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    She suddenly sees someone who looks like her long lost love. is he the one?
  • The Noteworthy Casulaties of an Undergrad by Shekinah_V86
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    A journal in the style of Sophie Talbot's Fabulous Terrible. The entries will synchronise with my real life. I thought it would be a challenge to write something creative that also has to do with my upcoming internship and daily life as I prepare. You are about to embark on an internship in a country you left eleven years ago. You're a tad nervous when it comes to preparing and leaving your long term boyfriend behind for six months. You try to write down daily entries about how you cope with daily life and the struggle of juggling lectures, finals, work and family.
  • The Dam by NjabuWasHere
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    Set in Zomba in the year 2159. After her older sister goes missing under questionable circumstances, Tsanzo, a young inventor runs away from home in search of the truth under the guidance of a mysterious power.
  • Faithful by marymerc
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    A story about the test of faithfulness in different areas of life-Love;Work;Family and the ways in which we find our lives (and ourselves)connected in one way or another.
  • The Inbound Fates by PhoebeKadzanja
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    This is a story that tells lives of different individuals in a community.
  • Terms and Conditions Apply  by Jennywrites01
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    They call it the month of love. For Kate , it becomes the month she will never forget. Left with fresh wounds and a shattered heart after calling off her engagement, Kate decides she won't let Valentine's Day break her twice. Determined to heal, she plans to celebrate it alone following the exact plans she once created for her and the man she thought she'd marry. What she doesn't expect is Zaithwa. Recently dumped and still clinging to a dangerous amount of bitterness and hatred , Zaithwa has no interest in love anymore. But when an awkward encounter at a coffee house spirals into an impulsive lie, the two strangers find themselves pretending to be a couple. What starts as a harmless act soon turns into a full-time performance. There are rules. There are boundaries. Families are included But as staged dates turn into real laughter and fake affection begins to feel a little too natural, Kate and Zaithwa discover that healing doesn't always happen alone ......but sometimes the heart refuses to follow the terms and conditions. An emotional rollercoaster filled with humor, chaos, and unexpected adventure, Terms & Conditions Apply.
  • Why a Malawi Mission Trip Can Change Your Life by Y-Malawi
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    If you've ever felt the pull to do something bigger than yourself-to serve, to give, to grow-then a Malawi mission trip might be exactly what you've been looking for. Why Malawi? Known as the "Warm Heart of Africa," Malawi is a country rich in beauty, culture, and spirit. Yet, it's also one of the poorest nations in the world. Many communities face challenges like limited access to clean water, education, and healthcare. But here's the good news: you can be part of the solution. Who Is Y-Malawi? Y-Malawi is a faith-based organization that partners with local Malawian churches and leaders to bring hope and transformation to communities. Their mission is simple yet profound: to empower people spiritually, economically, and socially-through the love of Jesus Christ. When you go on a Malawi mission trip with Y-Malawi, you're not just visiting. You're participating in sustainable, long-term change. What Can You Expect on a Malawi Mission Trip? Every trip is different, but some of the activities may include: Sharing the Gospel in local villages Supporting women's empowerment programs Teaching or assisting in local schools Participating in clean water and health initiatives Building deep, meaningful relationships with the people of Malawi Whether you're leading a Vacation Bible School, helping with agricultural training, or simply listening to someone's story-you're making a real impact. It's Not Just a Trip-It's a Calling Many who return from a mission trip to Malawi describe it as life-changing. It's not just about what you bring-it's about what you take home: a renewed faith, a deeper perspective, and a greater appreciation for God's global mission. How to Get Involved Ready to step out in faith?
  • Of Time And Wounds by PhillipKatema
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    How I feel about wounds of the heart
  • I FAILED LOVE  by maxwelle
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    I left him because he failed MSCE. Three years later, I heard his name again-Commander HB. This is my story. A story of love, pride, betrayal, and regret. A story of how the man I called a failure became the man who saved my life. Sometimes, the real failure is not in grades... but in the heart.
  • WHEN COMPARED TO Joyce Banda, APM IS A COMPLETE FAILURE IN RUNNING GOVERNMENT by OnlineMalawiNews
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    Analysis by staff writer. Three and a half years have elapsed and Malawians are still asking what DPP has done to uplift lives of Malawians. 42 months are a long time for any government to fail to deliver in a term that is only 5 years long. And when your predecessor managed so many things in a space of two years it then becomes tricky. That ladies and gentlemen is what Peter Mutharika is going through. He has failed in 42 months what Dr Joyce Banda did in her first few months in office.
  • The Man from Malawi by RinziPhoya
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    Taudzai Griffin Kashoti arrives in the United Kingdom from Malawi with little more than faith, determination and the hopes of his family. At the University of Manchester he meets Daisy Browning, the intelligent and spirited daughter of one of Britain's most powerful industrialists. What begins as a chance encounter soon grows into a love neither of them expected. But Daisy's father, Lord Henry Browning, is a man shaped by old power and older prejudices. Openly nostalgic for the era of apartheid and fiercely protective of his family's legacy, he cannot accept that his daughter has fallen in love with a black African student from Malawi. His disapproval is swift and uncompromising, and through intimidation and influence Taudzai is forced to disappear from Daisy's life. Six years later fate brings Taudzai back to England. Daisy now leads her father's troubled business empire as scandal and betrayal threaten to destroy it from within. As the two reunite, long buried secrets begin to surface, revealing that the greatest dangers to the Browning family may have been hiding inside their own walls. In a world shaped by power, prejudice, religion and loyalty, love may yet prove the most unexpected force of all.
  • The Sum of My Past Mistakes  by cecemelony
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    A woman scarred by her past and fueled by a desire for revenge, unknowingly entangles herself in a web of complex relationships when she begins a romantic affair with Ayanda-only to discover he's the brother of the man who betrayed her years ago. As secrets unravel, hearts are broken, and lives are torn apart, Juliet must confront the consequences of her choices. Struggling with guilt and the possibility of a second chance at love, she must learn to navigate the remnants of her past and build a future for herself and her son. Will she find redemption, or will the mistakes she's made define her forever?