In 1956, Malawi started receiving international pioneers with Claire Gung arriving to pioneer in Blantyre on 25th April. Later in November the same year, Joseph and Petal Arnott and their children arrived in Lilongwe from Northern Rhodesia to pioneer. As the teaching went on the number of Baha’is increased that by 1958 the first Local Spiritual Assembly was elected in Lilongwe. In 1960, two Malawians; Kasakula and Nthara attended the National Convention in Zimbabwe (then Southern Rhodesia) where the National Spiritual Assembly for Zimbabwe, Malawi and Zambia was based.
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