reminds me of Karl Valentin's explanation: "Wann ist ein Fremder unter Fremden" #flickr flic.kr/p/aioujR

sailing #flickr flic.kr/p/qVmLg

Zomba Plateau #flickr flic.kr/p/ESQeT

brienzer rothorn #flickr flic.kr/p/3bf1ba

cyclone forming off the coast of mocambique

Weisch no? Vor 18 Jahren rollte die Schneewalze übers Flachland #srf #srfmeteo srf.ch/meteo/meteo-st… via lict101

NYENGO M’SABATA IKUBWERAYI WEEKLY WEATHER STATEMENT KUYAMBIRA PA 11 MPAKA 17 MARCH, 2024

UTHENGA WA MPHEPO YA NAMONDWE M’NYANJA YA M’CHERE YA INDIA UPDATE ON TROPICAL STORM FILIPO Tsiku ndi nthawi yosindikizira: Lachiwiri pa 12 March, 2024; 10:00 m’mawa.

Here is a thread of my favourite maps of Africa. Let me know which you like most and give me your best theories for how thel all fit together. Starting with population. 1/10

«English, please!» – Stirbt Schweizerdeutsch aus? #srf #srfkultur srf.ch/kultur/gesells… via @srfkultur

Die Top 3 #srf #srfmeteo srf.ch/meteo/meteo-st… via lict101

CHENJEZO LA MADZI OSEFUKILA (FLASH FLOODS WARNING) Date of issue: Friday 12th April 2024, Valid until: Sunday 14th April 2024 Areas of impact (Level 10) (Madera omwe ngakhudzike): Nkhata Bay, Rumphi West, Mzimba South, Chitipa South and Nkhotakota North.

Today in 1891, Britain & Portugal nearly go to war over Portugal's claim to Africa called the Pink Map. International arbitration awards today's Malawi, Zambia & Zimbabwe to Britain and Angola & Mozambique to Portugal. No Africans were consulted. See africatodayyesterday.org/days/13-apr

🌦️Record-breaking heavy rains last week in April caused flash flooding in Nkhata Bay and Ngabu. Chintheche in Nkhata Bay recorded 269.0mm on April 13th, breaking the 1980 record, while Ngabu in Chikwawa saw 235.4mm on April 12th, exceeding the previous highest figure since 1960.

Malawi has one of world's lowest levels of electricity access. Only 14% of Malawians (5.6% in rural areas) are connected to grid. So, forests are cut, burned - 20% of forests lost in last 20 years. Biogas production is proposed as solution, burning farm waste to make electricity.

Apparently, the graphite in Kasiya, Lilongwe, has been found to be of excellent quality for making batteries, The Nation reports.

185,000 candidates to sit for the MSCE this year, up from 161,000 last year, the Daily Times reports. Happy to note that the number of students reaching form 4 is going up.

x.com/lenews_ch lenews.ch/2024/05/31/swi… Switzerland 9% commute by bicycle 🚲 if you include e-bikes

helmet required #flickr flic.kr/p/2Zearv

Macadamia exports from Malawi hit $6.8 million in 5 months, nearly doubling from last year. Farmers are earning up to $13 per kg. With global demand rising, this crop is quietly becoming Malawi's third biggest export after tobacco and tea.