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24
May

CHAMINADE MARIANIST SECONDARY SCHOOL HELPS THE ELDERLY PEOPLE

Educational institutions across the country have been urged to prioritize the welfare of vulnerable people living near their schools, thereby providing effective education and fostering the holistic development of students. Perpetual Chimwala, Secretary in the Chaplaincy department at Chaminade Marianist Secondary School in the Archdiocese of Lilongwe, made this statement on Saturday, May 24, after […]

12
May

Ken Zikhale Ng’oma to represent Nkhatabay south constituency on MCP ticket

Incumbent Member of Parliament for Nkhata-Bay South Constituency, Ken Zikhale Ng’oma has been unanimously confirmed as the Malawi Congress Party’s candidate for the upcoming elections, standing unopposed. Ng’oma’s has been confirmed on Sunday at Chifira Primary School in his constituency.   Affectionately known as Nyama Zikuluzikulu in political circles, he has expressed gratitude for the […]

10
May

Some chiefs hail catholic church’s role in guiding the youth

Some chiefs in the country have commended the Catholic Church for its commitment to organizing youth gatherings aimed at assisting them to reflect on their lives and further the development of the church and the country. Village headman Matswana, who is also the chairperson of the association of Catholic Chiefs in St. Matthias Lumbadzi Parish, […]

10
May

Youths urged to find their calling through faith and learning

Youths in the country have been called upon to use their daily life activities to reflect on their vocations, using education, prayer life, and conscience as driving forces.   Monsignor Patrick Thawale of the Archdiocese of Lilongwe, made the appeal on Saturday, May 10th, at St. Matthias Lumbadzi Parish in Lilongwe during the celebration of […]

10
May

Sisters of Charity of Ottawa Celebrate 180 Years of Existence

The Congregation of the Sisters of Charity of Ottawa in the Archdiocese of Lilongwe today celebrated 180 years of its existence worldwide, as well as 25 years of sisterhood for Sister Jenipher Machemba.   The celebration also included the first profession of vows for Sister Triza Kumbanda, Sister Rosaline Kanjeli, and Sister Prisca Letiyas at […]

09
May

CSO’s Cry Foul over wildlife crime convict pardon

Some stakeholders in the environmental sector have voiced their concerns regarding the reported pardon of a Chinese national, Lin, who was convicted in 2021 and sentenced to 14 years’ imprisonment for wildlife trafficking.   Lin is believed to be among the individuals who benefited during this year’s president Lazarus Chakwera’s Easter celebrations pardon list.   […]