Tendai Shaba wrote a new book called How to Make Money Grow on Trees, which will be released next July. The book teaches money skills through stories about African life. It explains hard money ideas like saving and debt with simple examples from local culture. Readers will learn ways to handle cash better, even with few resources.
The story takes place in Malawi after freedom from British rule. Most Malawians never use banks or money services. The author wants farmers, women, and small shop owners to learn about phone banking and community money help. The book looks at how feelings and beliefs change how we use money.
This 156-page story can be found in shops worldwide. Early buyers pay only MK 20,000 instead of the normal MK 80,000 price. The book advocates better farming, new businesses, and working together with money.
The story takes place in Malawi after freedom from British rule. Most Malawians never use banks or money services. The author wants farmers, women, and small shop owners to learn about phone banking and community money help. The book looks at how feelings and beliefs change how we use money.
This 156-page story can be found in shops worldwide. Early buyers pay only MK 20,000 instead of the normal MK 80,000 price. The book advocates better farming, new businesses, and working together with money.
