Mchinji is a district in the Central Region of
Malawi. As of 2008 estimates, it had a population of 458,556. The
area's economy is sustained by rain-fed agriculture. Mchinji Boma, located at
12 km from the Zambian Border and 109 km from Lilongwe the Capital City of
Malawi, is the major hub of government and general business. It has a major
railroad junction, being the rail head nearest to Zambia.
Below are some of the photographs, collected depicting the people of Mchinji district.
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| Typical Malawian Village setup |
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| A young mother carrying her child |
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| Children playing |
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| Tobacco shed |
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| Playing Bawo Game |
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| A child washing hands |
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| Playing Bawo game in front of a shop |
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| Small scale business |
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| Small scale business of selling fried goat meat |
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| Small scale business of selling fried goat meat |
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| A grocery shop attendant inside his shop |
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| Children selling some groceries |
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| A farmer inside his maize field |
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| Maize field |
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| Inside maize milling |
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| Selling goat meat |
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| A mother with her children |
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| Grandfather & Grandmother with their grandchildren |
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| Selling sugarcanes |
Peeling maize
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Small scale business of selling fried Irish potatoes
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