I grew up in Uvira, Congo, Democratic Republic Of The

I currently live in Dowa, Malawi

I was raised in I grew up speaking Swahili and French in my home country and used them throughout my education until I completed my Diploma. After moving to Malawi, I learned English and later became a teacher of English, which strengthened my writing and communication skills in the language.. (languages)

I read and write in My main writing and reading language is English.. (languages)

I write Poetry, Prose, Novels, Short_stories. (genres)

I write for school, public online, paid newspaper.

Reason why I write: When it comes to writing short stories, fiction, or long essays, the reasons can vary deeply from one person to another. Here are a few ideas i might relate to: 1. Writing fiction allows me to explore characters, emotions, and worlds that might not exist but resonate deeply with readers. 2. Whether I am inventing fantastical worlds or crafting a compelling argument in an essay, writing is a way to channel my creativity. 3. Long essays, in particular, give me a platform to delve into topics, share insights, and influence others' views. 4. Writing fiction can be a gateway to escape reality and immerse myself and others in a different universe. 5. Writing is often as much about discovery for the author as it is for the audience. It can help me explore my own thoughts and emotions.

My favourite authors are Ndugu Steven, Amani Muhango, and Patrick Bwira.

My favourite stories on The GOAT PoL include The Ferocious Bedbug , The Part of Me That’s You , An Unchosen Groom    ,

My favourite subject(s) to write about include I enjoy writing novels, short stories, and poems, particularly creative and imaginative pieces that allow me to tell meaningful stories..

The most difficult part I find about writing is As of now, I do not think that there is a difficult part about writing for me.

Most rewarding moment as a writer for me is Talk about how rewarding it feels to bring characters, worlds, or ideas to life through my writing. For example, "One of my most rewarding moments is when a story idea finally clicks, and I can see the characters and their journey come to life on the page." Highlight how writing has helped me grow or explore new perspectives. I might say, "Writing allows me to express myself and understand my thoughts in ways I never imagined. It's a rewarding journey of self-discovery."

Bio:

I am a passionate writer and English teacher with a strong interest in creative and academic writing. I grew up speaking Swahili and French in my home country and later completed my Diploma in Business and Management at Evangelical University in Africa (EUA) in Bukavu. After arriving in Malawi, I studied English at the JWL Learning Centre in Dzaleka Refugee Camp, where I completed C1 Level under the Cambridge program. This helped me develop strong communication and writing skills in English. I later pursued professional courses in Electronic Commerce and Teacher Training at Creighton University, where I was also enrolled in the Pre-STEM program. After one year, my studies transitioned to Saint Louis University (SLU), where I am currently pursuing a degree in Computer Information Systems. Alongside my academic journey, I enjoy writing novels, short stories, and poems. Writing allows me to express creativity, share ideas, and communicate meaningful stories with readers.