In the South of Malawi, the Yao and Lomwe tribes practice tribal circumcision. There are fears of an increased risk of HIV transmission as surgeons use the same blades and encourage boys to have sex with women after rituals.


Source:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circumcision_in_Africa#/media/File:Initiation_ritual_of_boys_in_Malawi.jpg

Ten interesting facts about Malawi that guides you to have a brief understanding of Malawians culture and people.

*in English*

My name is Britta Natasha Kawinga i'm a native from eastern part of Zambia my father is in Ngoni and my mother is in Nsenga

*in Chichewa*

My name is Britta Kawinga, I am from the east.

I will sing you a song in Chichewa

This is the first song that comforts a child when he cries

And the song is my answer

Whoa, whoa

the baby cries, she wants milk

give him to his mother to cook for him

lick beans back he aa aa yeah yeah yeah

Baby cry for hunger Baby cry for sleep

aa yeah The baby cries, she wants milk

give him to his mother to cook for him the beans and return to him

baby cry for hunger baby cry for sleep

*in English*

So basically, in the chihuahua couch when a child is crying, when a child wants to sleep, this is the lullaby that the mother would sing to the child. The other one is usually sung when women are pounding and it goes like this 

Titwe, titwe, no titwe, zangalewa

Titwe, titwe, no titwe, zangalewa

The queen mother came into the shop with a cow's tail and in a stick in his hand

Titwe, titwe, no titwe, zangalewa

Titwe, titwe, no titwe, zangalewa

The queen enters the shop And in the tail of the ox And in a stick in the hands aii!  aii!

*in English*

Thank you

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Translated with Google Translate, some may be incorrect or incomprehensible.