They call it Malawi, I call it home
Forgive me for the poor formatting, still getting the hang of it.
Malawi, a country with a population of 17million residents is regarded as the poorest country in the world. According to available statistics, more than 50 percent of the population live below the poverty line (Less than $2 a day).
Malawi had a per capita income of 305 USD, that is less than half per capita income of Zimbabwe (890 USD) in 2015 (Estimated by World Bank).
The images portrayed by mainstream media are dominated by the headlines above. Here is a quick review of the other side of the story.
Some days are brighter than others, and today i have decided to share the brighter side of life at home. Enjoy
1 You've pobably never heard of Malawi, its a small country in Sub-Saharan Africa, we exist :)
2 Safe enough for the Prince of England
Photocredits : thefashionisto.com
3 Third largest lake in Africa
Photo credits : Kaya mawa lodge
4 Largest fish species diversity found in any lake in the world
Photo credits : footprints.be
5 Up close and personal with the Hippo
Photo credits : Mvuu (Hippo) camp
6 Me and my buddies (am on the far left in case you are wondering)
7 Voted top 100 festivals by lonely planet in 2015, the legendary Lake of Stars
Photocredits : www.LakeofStars.org (Visit me somtime)
8 Shire river stretches from the lake to the southern tip of the country
Photocredits : Liwondenationalpark
9 Chinese built hotel
Photocredits : Umodzipark
10 Nyika plateau, beautiful sunset
Photocredit : journeyinstyle.co.za
Malawi, the warm heart of Africa, is a hidden treasure. Friendly, warm people and beautiful landscapes. Visit www.lakeofstars.org for a more comprehensive review.
Thank you for taking a short trip around my country. I did not want to overload the post with pics, there are many more were these came from. Please comment, follow, upvote and resteem and i will follow back.