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Tambala

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Tambala
A subdivision of the Malawian kwacha. One tambala is equal in value to 1/100 of a kwacha. See also: Cent.
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At this coffee morning we had a tambala, a raffle and you could buy a wild range of refreshments.
Cool charity coffee morning by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
However, all but these eight involved doubled letters: ALALA / ULULU, ARABA / URUBU, ARACA / URUCU, ARACARI / URUCURI, CALCIFIC / SALSIFIS, CARAPA / COROPO, TAMBALA / TOMBOLO, and TARATA / TERETE.
The Purple Turtle by Tilque, Dan / Word Ways
Duncan Tambala, another Supreme Court judge, argues: "If 75% of men rape their wives, the same percentage would have to be slapped with a jail sentence as rapists -- which would mean the fall of the family in Malawi.
Not tonight, darling. (Malawi) by Gama, Hobbs / New African
 
 
 
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