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INSTITUTE NEWS The 33 rd Annual Seminar Senator Hassan Omar receives a token of a token of appreciation from Theuns Holtshousen of CaseWare Africa ICPAK immediate former Chairman FCPA Fernandes Barasa addresses a press conference CA. Debashis Mitra makes his presentation KASNEB CEO Pius Nduatih gives a token of appreciation to Hon. Dr Miria Matembe Golf tournament in Nyali Delegates enjoy the African themed Gala Dinner CSR - A visit to Shanzu Transitional Workshop for Young Disabled Women 60 JULY - AUGUST 2017
TRAVEL A DELIGHTFUL LAKE RETREAT IN THE WARM HEART OF AFRICA By Clive Mutiso, clivemutiso@gmail.com Africa’s beautiful lakes have never been properly promoted as tourist destinations and perhaps the most neglected of them all is Lake Malawi, a superb destination in the very heart of the continent. Although the lake is bordered by both Tanzania and Mozambique to the East, the easiest way to reach it is from the west, through the Malawian capital of Lilongwe. Readily accessible by air from Nairobi, Lilongwe is one of smaller cities of Africa, thrust into prominence in 1974 by the decisionof Malawi’s founding president, Hastings Kamuzu Banda, to defy history and economics and move the country’s capital by decree from Zomba in the southern Shire Highlands. Since then, Lilongwe has grown to a population of more than a million people, and is the largest urban centre in the country, although Blantyre, which comes a close second, is the major centre of finance, commerce and industry, and is older than Nairobi, Harare, or Johannesburg. Lilongwe’s principal ethnic group are the friendly Chewa people and one of the most striking things about their culture are the close similarities between their language, Chechewa, and the Kikamba language of Kenya, with much of the vocabulary of one language being replicated in the other, with the same grammatical structure and intonation of speech. For a Bantu speaker from any part of Africa, Malawi is an easy place to feel at home. Like any country in the world, Malawi must have some rude or unfriendly people, but it would take a real effort to find even one of them. The welcome starts at Kamuzu International Airport and dominates the spirit of the country. Lilongwe is a well laid-out city, with wide avenues and plenty of green spaces. Although there is a wide choice of accommodation to suit all pockets, the Capital Hotel has been the best value in the city for as long as anyone can remember and, with its old-world JULY - AUGUST 2017 61
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