Why are women still marriage candidates at 62 years later?

WIRE — It can well begin with Phungu Joseph Nkasa's hit, Zikuchokera kuti. In his chorus, Nkasa asks: Nkhondo ya mumtima, zikuchokera kuti? Yolimbana ndi moyo, zikuchokera kuti? Nkhani ya ziphuphu, zikuchokera kuti? Wayambisa ndani? Mayesa ndinu nomwe? Writing in his book Living my destiny, Austin Mkandawire describes how Nyasaland was a country divided by race. Under The post Why are women still marriage candidates at 62 years later? appeared first on Nation Online.

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