Tendai M. Shaba is set to release his new book, “How to Make Money Grow on Trees,” on July 28, 2025. The book focuses on financial literacy tailored to the African context, offering storytelling-based insights on budgeting, saving, and financial inclusion. It emphasizes the need for broader access to financial tools and highlights cultural influences on financial habits. The novel will be available at a discounted price of MK 20,000 for a limited time.
Tendai M. Shaba is making waves in the literary world with his upcoming book titled “How to Make Money Grow on Trees,” which is set to release on July 28, 2025. This new title promises to offer valuable insights related to financial literacy, personal finance, and financial inclusion, specifically crafted for the African audience.
The book adopts a storytelling approach to clarify inherently complex topics, including budgeting, saving, investing, and debt management. Through relatable narratives and culturally relevant analogies, Shaba aims to equip readers with practical tools needed to navigate their financial landscapes, manage funds sensibly, and confidently plan for future goals, especially in resource-limited contexts.
Drawing on the backdrop of postcolonial Malawi in 1995, the novel underscores the necessity of financial inclusion. Shaba highlights that a startling one-third of adults in Malawi currently utilize formal financial services. He emphasizes the need for broader access to essential financial tools, mobile banking options, and community empowerment initiatives, critical for farmers, women, and small business owners alike.
Shaba asserts, “It explores how emotions and cultural beliefs shape our financial habits, offering practical strategies to break limiting patterns.” The book not only delves into psychological aspects impacting money management but also advocates for shared prosperity, emphasizing the roles of sustainable agriculture, entrepreneurship, and collective financial responsibility in fostering economic growth.
At 156 pages, “How to Make Money Grow on Trees” is poised to be an impactful addition to financial literature, as it will be available globally. For a limited time, readers can purchase the book for MK 20,000, significantly lower than its regular price of MK 80,000, making it accessible and appealing to a broader audience.
Tendai Shaba’s forthcoming book, “How to Make Money Grow on Trees,” effectively blends storytelling with financial education tailored for the African experience. By focusing on essential topics like budgeting, saving, and investing, Shaba seeks to empower individuals, especially in Malawi, to manage their finances better. With its unique cultural insights and strategies for financial inclusion, this book aims to foster collective economic growth and financial responsibility among readers.
Original Source: malawi24.com
