This collaboration with the great Arthur Kawalewale was delivered with precision and with a quick deadline. Established in 2015, FAIRWAY Enterprise is a Leading grain commodity trading company in Malawi. Fairway Enterprise’s logistical solutions enable us to effectively store, transport, export and import in Africa, empowering farmers and revolutionizing agriculture through innovative solutions and sustainable practices.

The Sababa Agriculture Foundation website results from "simplicity crossing paths with elegance". Sababa Agriculture Foundation (SAF) is a non-governmental organization based in Mzuzu City, Malawi. Registered as a guarantee company, SAF aims to enhance agricultural productivity, food security, and economic self-reliance among African youth, women, and underprivileged smallholder farmers.

Eldridge Finance Limited gave me and Edson Magombo of Gomboz Tech to develop a website that was in inline with their business goals and needs. It was designed to be as straightforward as possible and allow loan applicants to do that as quickly as possible.

For a long time, I have been meaning to create a personal website to focus on my artistic side. After taking a look at The Minimalists' website, I was impressed and got to work.

Co-developed this mini program and courses guide as a school project with fellow students Elizabeth Kapusa, Yamikani Kalima, and Fatsani Kamkamba. It was one of my favorite projects to work and we definitely put the work.

A class project for my second-year Web Development class. Despite being limited with what we could use, I managed to make it appealing.

I made this project as I was learning React, GatsbyJS and Materialize. On top of that, I managed to learn yaml so that I could host the post using the NetlifyCMS.

A simple brochure landing page for something that I co-founded. SpeedLight Tech. All I can say is I spent a lot of time on this and it was worth it.

This was what made me improve at CSS Grid and it is the first project I ever made for a friend. It made me realize I have nothing to lose even if I make something for free.

My first deployed project. I was still rusty when I was making this but I had to get out of my shell one or the other. This was for my brother David, a few weeks before his wedding day.