Prof. Majawa is seasoned scholar and academician, a senior theological and educational researcher, patristic enthusiastic entrepreneur, societal discerned critic, polymath, prolific diversified Writer dedicated to making Triune God and Church Teaching, Morals and Spirituality meaningful and relevant to the lives of people in their context of habitant; Also to explore in depth the understanding, enhancing and living the “learning, thinking, creativity and functionality in education and economics, Interfaith, Cultural and Religious studies , as well as humanistic and scientific disciplines, at the individual, community and institutional levels in the light of African philosophy, spirituality and worldview (Africana Humana). His integrated socio-ecclesial theological research and engagement is not merely with the Church and Religion, but intrinsically with the mission and spirituality of Proto-eschatology, culture, governance, environment, development, democracy, education, economics and globalization in the light of histories of Revelation, Evangelization and Salvation.

His influence is continentally and globally immense. As an African Theologian, Educationist and Dramatist, his work on the Development of Doctrine, Inculturation, Curriculum and Catechetical Drama, facilitator of conferences to different stake-holders in Church and State, etc. shows that his integrated understanding of God and human contexts can grow over history, signs of times and culture, and this is in interconnection with future scholars and people of God.  In the light of Prof. Majawa’s belief, teaching, researches, writings and experiences, many within and outside the Church have found personal comprehension, devotion and life challenged and strengthened by the importance of the Biblical reality of Creation in Genesis 1 which he has socio-theologically explored and attached to the Interior Silent Voice of (a) Spiritual-soul (Heart), (b) Reason, (c) Conscience, (e) Common sense and (f) Common good. These proto foundational and relational religious pillars are called the FIVE Divine-human Revelatory, Missionary and Salvific Faculties.

 Prolific writer and discerner of Stage Plays: During the years he taught at Pius XII Minor Seminary, Kachebere Philosophical Major Seminary and Zomba Senior Theological Seminary, he wrote many Biblical, moral, cultural and societal educative cum entertaining plays. At Pius XII he was the Advisor to the Drama Club ‘Pius XII Seminary ‘Chipwiza’ Drama club. His three plays were acted and won the thirst, second and third awards: (a) Triumph of Mwigaga Women by H.H.I Secondary school, (a) Yours in Dying Arms by Lunzu Secondary School and (c) Call of Mongo by Pius XII Seminary. Later as a Lecturer, Formator and Mentor at Kachebere Major Seminary he founded the Tikuonetsani Kachebere Theatre (TIKATHE) He was the chaplain and first chair person was Bro. Vincent Videde Later he continued with this dramatic art at CHIEA in Kenya. He wrote dozens of plays, poems, short stories, poetry and drama.

During his theological, academic and pastoral endeavors he authored over twenty books, thirty book chapters, published over twenty educational and catechetical modules, pamphlets and booklets, delivered several Christian and religious talks to many priestly, religious congregations and lay groups; edited a number of books and peer referral journals. He instructed many catechumenates and converts to the Catholic faith. Many of those writing about him often focus on his theology, spirituality, priestly experience, education and rigorous prayer life. Others concentrate on his unparalleled catholic charismatic and kerygmatic efforts