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CRUISE 5 WITH FATHER CLAUDE BOUCHER - ACHISALE
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- čas přidán 18. 03. 2018
- Meet Father Claude Boucher, Achisale, founder of the popular Kungoni Centre for Culture and Arts under Mua Mission in Malawi. He came to Malawi more than 50 years ago, is fluent in Chichewa and is an avid follower and researcher of cultures.
He was awarded two Honorary Doctorate Degrees in Culture and Social Anthropology, has been initiated into gulewamkulu of the Nyau Cult, jando and ngoni cultures.
Thank you for this interview Joab. In the 1980s I met Fr Boucher-Chisale in Mua Mission. The sense of peace and mission in Fr Boucher's work and this location was inspiring. SIx year later I started the PhD program at SOAS in London and spent the next 20 years engaged in research of the Gule Wamkulu, in Chewa villages in Bunda, Lilongwe and Nkhoma. Today I remembered Fr Boucher, after a dream of a very young African boy coming to me singing a French song. I decided to look up Fr Boucher and found your interview. Please continue to document this treasure. Gule Wamkulu is the visible expression of religion that is indigenous and significant to those that practice Nyau. In 2009 I spoke to Divinity students at Chancellor College and encouraged them to embrace this truly Malawian religious form; to document, to study with an open heart, and to bring the philosophy, theology and expressive forms of Nyau into the mainstream of Malawian culture, art and religion.
Fr Boucher is the father of inculturation of Catholic and Nyau religious symbolism and thought. He re-creates stories of the origins of the world, of seasons and the Rift Valley, of the local experience of life and death, and ultimately life after death. He turns these stories into art and stories that translate two theologies into one.
Nyau has its own uplifting and spiritual beliefs that should not be lost.
My life took different turns, and I am now fighting to preserve democracy, transparency and accountability in my original country, the USA. I know the future of Malawian culture is in good hands in Fr Boucher. The next generation of Malawian scholars of religion and divinity must take up this important work; to express and preserve this living indigenous religion. As long as Nyau has meaning for people, it will endure. (Laurel Birch de Aguilar aka Kilgore).
Mr.Joab Chakhaza, this time, you have gone very deep. I am a Mua boy,and my home is just 3 minutes walk from the museum. Watching your interview with Achisale,the man l have grown up knowing,and even served Mass in Church with,when l was a young boy,and when l was a Catholic, brought about a lot of fond and nostalgic memories of my beloved Mua.
Joab,ukutu ndiye kunditambwa,mpaka kukafika kwathu ku Mua? Ayi ndakunyadira mbale wanga.
All I will keep saying to you is, continue with your wonderful work,and remain richly blessed with wisdom and courage to carry on informing, educating, inspiring and motivating our great nation.
The message for Achisale is,you have worked tirelessly and unselfishly for many years in Mua mission Abambo. You have actually put our homeland,Mua on a sport light, and helped in the economical development of the lives of the people in Mua and sorrounding areas,in as much as you have strived to promote and preserve our cultural values and heritage.
I did all my Primary school in Mua,and have been seeing and meeting tourists coming to Kungoni from all over the world from as early as 1980s.This is all and solely to the collective and profound projects and initiatives Abambo Achisale has been undertaking in Mua for such a long time.
Ndikuti, " Zimatha Chisale", mwagwira ntchito yotamandika koposa for many years.
While growing up in Mua and Malawi,l never came to appreciate my background and heritage as much as l do now,after living overseas for nearly 15years. If we did not have Achisale in Mua, l totally believe that l would not have learnt a lot about the cultures around my Ngoni origin. I have met people here in England, even in Spain, Portugal,South Africa,and Italy, who have once visited Mua(Kungoni) and that makes me proud of being a Mua boy.
It is high time for all of us the children of Africa to become home- proud, and be proud of our origins, cultural dances and heritage,that is solely because,it is what defines us, something that makes us stand out and be unique.
Many thanks to all the people who are still dancing Gule Wankulu,Ngoma,Likwata,Vimbuza,Mangaje,and all the traditional dances in Malawi,because without you preserving those dances and traditions,we lose our identify.
Mphatso Msangu you write from the heart. This is refreshing and most exciting. Thanks for your profuse compliments. Stay well.
Joab Frank Chakhaza, You have no idea. I am so very much over the moon,as l am so very convinced that one day we will meet up and do a project together,or offer you some ideas,you never know. Apa Amwene a Chakhaza mwakanditambwa, mwanditumba,ndipo mwafika pa phata, kwathu ku Mua. My home is just within the vicinity(3 minutes from the museum at Kungoni).
I am so very proud of you Joab. May God continue blessing you. Keep up the outstanding work.
Eish!! Am short of words. Achisale tu apa amposa mmalawi. We're Malawians koma we don't know our culture pomwe obwelawa akuchiphunzila chikhalidwe kuposa eniakefe. Big up Joab, you're doing a great job.
So educative Joab!
Zikomo, taphunzirapo zambiri apa.
I must visit Kungoni centre soon to experience the rich culture.
A Chisale is such a free Spirit. He is simply amazing
This is fantastic. A lot of lessons have been taught and acquired from Achisale. Excellent program.
Wow! I enjoyed this,,, I will pay him a visit because I am an anthropologist too.... Thank you joab
I am short of the right words to describe this interview. Woow!!! This is awesome. Thank AChisale for keeping our cultures for posterity. And thank you Joab for unearthing this.
Please go beyond this by creating a movement of people that will ensure that the the items in the museum are not lost to fire, deliberate destruction or act of God and that the items survive AChisale's stay in Malawi. Last time, I learnt that A Chisale was considering returning home to Canada for spend his last days.
There must be deliberate efforts to preserve the contents of this museum for posterity.
Thomas Dokotala thanks so much for your kind remarks.
Joab, last year we had an excursion at Kungoni. We were treated to various dances of the Chewa, Ngoni and Yao with some narration by AChisale as to what each dance meant. I took some videos which, if you put some professional touch to them, it will be really great. I will contact you next time I am in Lilongwe so that I can deliver them to you for further processing.
Thanks, Jacob for the program that teaches us about things Malawian. We are often blinded by politics as a result don't hear about the treasures of our country.
Waaaoo I like this guy,he actually redefined a word progress. Its not for saking your background what a bliss
Very interesting with love from krugersdorp
this is very interesting conversation ever before.. i really like it
Great interview.
Wow!!this man is really great
Organic pureness at its best, superb..
Ha Haa ! A Chisale andigometsa 👏🏾😀🙌🏾
Hahahaha wow! Anxiously waiting for part 2 cant wait
haha Joab this one is the best Ochisale amandiwaza watching from Masvingo Zimbabwe
The place is just wow🔥🔥🔥 amazing
achisale ulemu wanu🔥🔥🔥
Mr Chisale kkkkkk wansembe waku Malawi..
Koma Achisale kkkkk I follow Cruise when ever you post here but iyi ndi more, watching from Kirkland Washington
Nice piece of interview
Proud of you Joab
Big up father kurakhura chichewa tu chomveka bwino 😅😅
Manja mmwamba a chisale
We need to go back to our roots
He sounds a bit like Kamuzu Banda, but speaks better nyanja than Kamuzu.
🤣🤣🤣 I love Joab too much
Taphunzila zambiri ndithu, takunyadilani bambo. Pitilizani kugwila ntchito yotamandikayi
Fiti iyi nkharamo
WHEN U TRY TO ASK HIM IN ENGLISH............................HE AUTOMATICALLY KUYANKHA MCHICHEW^A😅😅😅
Bwinotu mungamu ululise nzunguyo man
koma jooo eti inu mumatambaso fuso la straight kkkk
Joab, did I miss part 2 of this? Been searching for it.
Lilian Saka it has not been aired yet, neither has it been uploaded.
Cool. Thanks.
Koma ndiye ndasangalala nao program iyi zikomo Joan.
Bambo akuyakhula bwino kwambiri chingoni.
Inenso ndine ngoni.
Well done father Chisale.
koma Joe umakwanila munthu wankulu kuyakhula monveka
kkkkkk koma joab, achisale ndi afiti kkkkkkkkk. kodi simungapange cruise 5 ndi a chair ndinena abakili
Nambala yawo bewaji
Koma pano tiona zinthu ndithu
kkkkk wopanda mbolo asakhure koma dzungu uyu wandiwadza bwanji
Hahahaha koma Ochisale ndi more fire Ayayayaya !!!
hahahaha ufiti okha afather akana koma sangalephere kutamba
Host wagoma ndi abusa tu apa.
kkkkkkkkkk wafasaditu naye ali ndi chidwi mafutso onse anali nawo kuwayiwala
lol alibho
Mulibwaji
kkkkkkkkkk koma Joab ndayinjoya kowopsa programme yi Lero ayi ndadziwa zambiri mdzungu kumeta Njando ngule wamkulu ndamunyadira kowopsa
Taphunzila zambiri ndithu, takunyadilani bambo, pitilizani kugwila ntchito yotamandikayi.
Ibrahim Gopoley . this is the best program on CZcams for me.
All what he does is a matter of learning and discovering the Malawi culture . Nzungu ameneu inenso ndinkadabwa nae . But kumuyanga'na bwino bwino zimene amapanga is to reach the ureachable things, trying to know wat it always creates questions in his evryday life . Of which inenso ndadziwako zimene sindimkazidziwa in my own culture. He is soo amazing.
Fux ur sound system guys
Gone native damn CIA
Nice piece of interview
koma Joe umakwanila munthu wankulu kuyakhula monveka
Wow we must learn to know other people's culture. Go deeper a Chisale