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Zikhale triumphs Hot Current-silences Brian Banda and Pamkuku

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By Durrell Namasani

MCP Director of strategy Ken Zikhale Ng’oma on Sunday evening showcased his political smartness and prowess as he come out triumph amidst bombardment of questions from Journalists Brian Banda and Jona Pamkuku on the Times TV flagship show Hot Current.

Zikhale  has been applauded by many who watched the show for his handling of the questions, clarity of thought and attention to detail.

The Homeland Minister was put on the spot in a number of sensitive issues , one of it being the Presidential Candidacy  in 2025 . The host presenters queried the Minister on whether President Chakwera will stand again in the forth coming election. Zikhale was quick to neutralise  that question by asking  the presenters as to what the constitution of Malawi says . It was discovered then that constitutionally , Chakwera has the right to serve two terms . On whether Chakwera will represent Tonse Alliance amidst rumours that it was agreed that he will hand over to Chilima, Zikhale said he could not comment  on mere rumours  and highlighted that people should always remember that Tonse alliance is comprised of almost 8 political parties and not just two

Banda and Pamkuku  also  dropped  in the question on the recent survey by the European Intelligence Unit(EIU) that has predicted that Chakwera will lose in 2025. Zikhale was quick to counter that by firstly highlighting that these type of research always has margin of errors. He said the EIU also has a track record of making errors giving examples of wrong predictions in USA elections where the group said Hillary Clinton will win , only for Trump to win and in the recent Nigeria elections  where the group said  Abubaker will win  only for Tinubu to win.

Zikhale made a strong case for MCP saying the Chakwera government is working hard and the economy will be in track with manageable inflation levels, saying the administration is working so hard. “The country was in huge debt that was left by the previous regime, but the Chakwera regime has worked hard to reduce the debt and win back the trust of IMF” argued Zikhale

Zikhale spoke of infrastructure developments thats the Chakwera administration is currently undertaking , road, fertiliser being accessible by people in the rural areas and said if not for Cyclones Freddy, most of these developments could have been Implemented by now

Zikhale storms Blantyre- Southern Region embracing MCP more and more

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By Durell Namasani

The National Director of Strategic Planning in the Malawi Congress Party who is also the Homeland security minister, Kenneth Zikhale Ng’oma, continues his relentless approach in bringing the Chakwera message to the people in the Southern Region

In Sunday after, Zikhale commonly referred to as ‘Nyamazikuluzikulu’ held a political rally at Nyambadwe Primary School ground in Blantyre this afternoon.He is accompanied by a veteran politician, Brown Mpinganjira and other top officials.

Ken Zikhale Ng’oma and Brown Mpinganjira

Zikhale arrived at the ground amidst the ululation from the thousand of people that gathered to hear the message of hope from President Chakwera that was to be delivered by his servants Zikhale and Mpinganjira

Zikhale has been applauded in the political circles for injecting some energy in MCP especially with his continuous pounding of the Southern Region,an area that for long has been regarded as DPP home and that is seeing the fortunes changing in MCP favour due to Zikhale’s masterclass in political strategy.

Chakwera leaves China after a very successful trip

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By Staff Reporter

President Dr Lazarus Chakwera and The First Lady have left China on the way back home. This is after what has been described as a successful China trip where top of the schedule was the 3rd China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo (CAETE). President Chakwera was invited to attend as Guest of Honour.

Writing on the official President’s page on Facebook , President Chakwera wrote “Together with my entire delegation, we have had a busy four days in which we met government and Communist Party officials, representatives from financial institutions and not forgetting fellow Malawians living in China”

Chakwera leaving China



The President said the Malawi delegation were also privileged to be taken on a tour to a number of industrial firms where they had the opportunity to appreciate some modern innovations that Malawi intends to embrace as the country quest of becoming an industrialised, self-reliant and inclusively wealthy economy.

While in China, President Chakwera has established a strong foundation for more cooperation in key sectors such as trade, agriculture, health, education, ICT and mining among others.

The President also took the opportunity to drum up and lobby to China for restructuring of debt, a major prerequisite to improving Malawi’s debt sustainability with multilateral lending institutions.

The President is scheduled to arrive in Malawi on Sunday


MASSA gets new NEC: Blackson Malamula re-elected as President

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By Chisomo Phiri

The Malawi Schools Sports Association (MASSA) now has a new National Executive Committee (NEC) following elections that took place at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on Saturday July 1,2023 in Mzuzu.

In the new NEC,Blackson Malamula has been re-elected as President.

Brian Gausi is the
Vice President responsible for basic education while Edmand Chakwira is Vice President responsible for secondary education.

Crispin Nyasulu is the general secretary with Innocent Kaundula as his Vice.

Joyce Chikho is the treasure general and she is being deputized by Elias Malata.

Blackson Malamula



Jane Gogoda is the women representative in NEC.

Reuben Sigogo has been tasked to represent head teachers while Brother Sikelo will be representing private schools.

Briefly, MASSA was formed to organize, oversee, promote sports in private and secondary schools i.e. Primary and Secondary.

MP applauds President Chakwera on CDF increase

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By Kondanani Chilimunthaka

Member of Parliament for Salima North West constituency, Enock Phale, on Thursday, 29th June, 2023 took time to deliver a report on how money under the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) is being used in his North West Constituency.

Speaking during the meeting at the Headquarters of Senior Chief Khombedza, Phale started by thanking the leadership of President Dr Lazarus Chakwera for increasing the CDF to the current tune of K100 million, saying it has greatly facilitated the completion of many projects within his constituency with other projects currently being underway.

Phale in his constituency



Phale then listed down a number of projects that have, and are still benefiting from the Constituency Development Fund which include the Kaninga Bridge at Sangwa, connecting Chitala and Kamphedza, Chiphodo Bridge at Levi, Chifungo Bridge at Chikombe, Ndonda, Mchenga, and Kalembo school blocks which have been renovated using the fund, among many projects so far completed.

The Parliamentarian further encouraged the communities in his constituency to have developmental mindset, saying Malawi leader is committed to develop the constituency and the country at large.

He also assured the Area Development Committees (ADCs) of his commitment to work with them and his support towards developing the constituency, saying working with such committees gives a platform of quickly resolving challenges when implementing projects and as their representative in Parliament.

Speaking earlier, Members of the ADC applauded President Chakwera for his development agenda that has seen the CDF being adjusted upwards to One Hundred Million Kwacha, saying it is a basket that has brought many changes on the face of their communities.

In his speech, chairperson for Khombedza ADC, Harton Chilowa appealed for inclusion of all local authorities in the committees for proper consideration of their areas in harmonization of socio-economic support programs by government.

Further, the communities appealed for government to consider improving the Unified Beneficiary Registry (UBR), claiming that the current database for the system is facing many challenges.