Malawi Obituaries

Saulos Chilima’s death a laity and thunder

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Chilima is dead

By Fr. Austin Kajawa, Zomba

He came to our generation, he lived different. In our common society, few do that. He has been loved by men, children to older ones. Him, few in many and exemplary to many.

The poor in society kept hope and that was witnessed from the first northern women who wept in their voice that, “Chilima mwana wathu wafera za eni.”  

He has lived life showing us how to live again after this life. He’s well accredited of a good social, economic and political life. He came like a bird in our hands and flown unexpectedly.

The nation agrees that we have had such kind of trying souls before but this one has come differently in the clouds of generational clouds to show us a different tomorrow in the spirit of our children.

Youths all over have lighten candles and what else do you want to see. Political parties have written letters to help us on how such thing could be allowed. Is someone be responsible for negligence or incompetence?

We don’t know much better than God, lets be patient and not judge because a soul somewhere must have been regretting and looking for the platform to confess right now!

A good Christian knows how frequently to confess no matter what, everyone must be hope that this tragedy will help us to exercise the tip reason why Christians must and always encouraged to confess their sins.

Dr. SKC died with a rosary in his hand and this is already a powerful example of deference and uniqueness for Malawian oval of current status.

Everyone is talking a lot, insane and speciously but the truth is that no one can now talk beyond the quest for the answers of cause and how it happened in the truth of cause and how it happened for SKC.

What was his last word? Rosary is what signals his last word. He lived to fear no one, he lived to signal his faith for progress, for the belief in spirits and for the belief in after death.

Our brave spoken words today are enshrined to his voice that he has left us as a legacy for all Malawians to now avoid the politics of nonsenses.

His burial should not be the burial of the book of courage, visibility and cowardice but the burial of resurrection to yet another powerful small nation through the belief of his ideas, strength and political horns.

In him a nation called Malawi should live again, survival of all and legacy of him in true spirit of love, peace, harmony and progress.

Just like our ancestors, asked for the rains we lacked to his name we ask for the true and structured pure implementation of reform he proposed.

To God rest his soul father of modern Malawi SKC.

Malawi we want!

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2 responses to “Saulos Chilima’s death a laity and thunder”

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    Ruth Chisoma

    It hurts!!!

  2. Ruth Chisoma Avatar
    Ruth Chisoma

    He was heavenly sent but Chakwera didn’t recognize this! Rejected by his closest bonafides!!! Lord have mercy on us!!!!