Fr. Louis Chikanya St. Paul’s Parish – Mchinji Radio Alinafe volunteers have been trained in radio programmes production and presentation. The training took place at the parish hall where ten men and women received training. The reporters have been encouraged to be active in contributing stories to the Radio. Alex Nasoni is one of the… Continue reading RADIO ALINAFE VOLUNTEERS TRAINED
Radio Alinafe Management on 6th June, 2021 organized a short refresher session for its staff as one way of improving their performance. The session was organized to cover areas of technics of presentation, radio personality branding, behaving in a religious radio station, among others. Jeremiah Kamanga is one of the new volunteers who attended the… Continue reading RADIO ALINAFE HOLDS VOLUNTEER TRAINING
Radio Alinafe trains new cohort of volunteers every year; but for the past two years we have not trained any volunteer because of the COVID -19 pandemic. Recently, we called for radio programmes production and presentation lessons for those who had applied before COVID – 19. This time we have 13 new volunteers, 12 men… Continue reading TRAINING OF NEW VOLUNTEERS
On Easter Sunday, 2021, Radio Alinafe organised and successfully held a radio choir festival. The activity initially did not attract many choirs because it was an idea that is very new and few understood how it would be conducted. On deadline, we had only registered 20 choirs. The number increased drastically few hours before the… Continue reading RADIO ALINAFE CONDUCTS A SUCCESSFUL RADIO FESTIVAL
The Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) held a better motherhood interface encounter with different concerned groups found in Traditional Authority Chitukula in Lilongwe. The meeting focused on the challenges faced by the pregnant mothers when they want to access health facilities at Balang’mbe clinic and Lumbadzi clinic, both found in Traditional Authority Chitukula… Continue reading Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace (CCJP) in a better motherhood campaign
It never rains but pours for the Catholic Archdiocese of Lilongwe; in nearly just week it has lost four servants, one nun, Sr. Odilia Mtanga (died on 29th January, 2021) belonging to St. Teresa of the Child Jesus Congregation, a local congregation in the Archdiocese and three local clergy, Fathers Martin Mthumba, ordained in 1974,… Continue reading ARCHDIOCESE OF LILONGWE LOSES FOUR SERVANTS IN A WEEK
