Paul Kishindo

He attended University of Malawi in 1970. He joined the University of Malawi as an Assistant Lecturer in 1978. He became a professor in 1997. He later became the Dean of Social Science at Chancellor College, University of Malawi. He is the author of several journal articles and an editor of a book on rural Malawi Anglican Church Controversy Kishindo was a well-known critic of the abuses of clergy in Malawi. He was ex-communicated from the Anglican church along with 20 others their open criticism over church politics and Bishop Brighton Malasa. A leaked letter was published in the media where Kishindo described Anglican Bishop Brighton Malasa as “juvenile” and “delinquent”. == Select Bibliography ==

Articles • Kishindo, Paul & Mvula, Peter. (2017). Malawi's land problem and potential for rural conflict. Journal of Contemporary African Studies. 35. 1–13. 10.1080/02589001.2017.1342784. • Kishindo, Paul. (2011). Emerging Reality in Customary Land Tenure: The Case of Kachenga Village in Balaka District, Southern Malawi. African Sociological Review. 14. 10.4314/asr.v14i1.70231. • Kishindo, Paul. (2009). An Examination of the Major Assumptions in the Design of Malawi's Community Based Rural Land Development Project (CBRLDP). Forum for Development Studies. 36. 329–340. 10.1080/08039410.2009.9666440. • Kishindo, Paul. (2004). Customary land tenure and the new land policy in Malawi. Journal of Contemporary African Studies. 22. 213–225. 10.1080/cjca0258900042000230023. • Kishindo, Paul. (2000). Community Project Funding in Malawi under the Malawi Social Action Fund (MASAF) Demand-Driven Approach: Potential for Perpetuating Imbalances in Development. Journal of Social Development in Africa. 15. 10.4314/jsda.v15i1.23850. • Kishindo, Paul. (1995). Sexual behaviour in the face of risk: The case of bar girls in Malawi's major cities. Health Transition Review. 5. 153–160. 10.2307/40652159. • Kishindo, Paul. (1988). Farmer clubs and smallholder agricultural development in Malawi. Development Southern Africa. 5. 228–233. 10.1080/03768358808439397. Book • Peter Mvula, Meya Kalindekafe, Paul Kishindo, Erling Berge, Friday Njaya. Towards Defragmenting the Management System of Lake Chilwa Basin, Malawi (Defragmenting African Resource Management (DARMA) ==Personal life==

He was born in Balaka District, Malawi in Kachenga Village. He died on December 1, 2020. He is survived by a wife and children, including High Court Judge Justus Kishindo. == References ==