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Mphatso Kampeni publishes book

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By Chisomo Phiri

A Malawian based in the Kingdom of Eswatini, Mphatso Kampeni, has published a book titled ‘Diplomacy and Development in Africa’.

In an interview with our journalist Chisomo Phiri, Kampeni said the book to be launched in October this year,explores social economic development solutions for the entire Africa continent through different strategies such as diplomacy and international relations, sustainable solutions for youth unemployment, women economic empowerment, health, and education.

Kampeni, who is passionate about seeing Africa develop, said he was motivated to write the book because he believes that Africa has all it takes to change its situation and look beyond the continent for solutions using its expertise rather than seeking aid, loans, and grants.

Mphatso Kampeni



He said the book will be available in all leading bookshops in Malawi, Eswatini, and online stores by the end of September 2024.

The author expressed his optimistism that the book will contribute to the growing writing industry in Malawi, which he believes needs to expose more upcoming writers to different areas of need and support them with writing skills and platforms for exposure.

In his closing remarks, Kampeni emphasized the need for Malawi to have vibrant and dedicated people in its foreign service portfolio, citing countries like America, United Kingdom, and Rwanda as examples of those that have benefited from international development cooperation and public diplomacy.

He encouraged Malawians to join hands in finding sustainable solutions to their challenges rather than blaming themselves and their governments.

Chakwera ayendera wanthu ku chigwa cha Shire

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By Linda Kwanjana

Mtsogoleri wadziko lino lero pa 9 September, 2024, anali ku chigwa cha Shire komwe anakagwira ntchito zingapo.

Mwazina a Chakwera anakayendera ulimi wa ziweto omwe banja lina lotchedwa Issa likupanga mboma la Chikwawa uku ndi kwa mfumu yaikulu Ngabu

Atamaliza ulendo oyendera ulimi wa ziweto umenewu a Chakwera anapitanso m’mudzi mwa Nguluwe mfumu yaikulu Mbenje ku Nsanje komwe mwazina anakayatsa magetsi aja amatchedwa kuti Malawi Rural Electrification Programme (MAREP) ya gawo 9.

President Chakwera kuyendela anthu



Ali kumeneko mfumu yaikulu Chimombo anayamikira Chakwera kamba koyambitsa ntchito ya MAREP yomwe anati ilumikiza manyumba okwana 300.

Mfumu Chimombo mukuyankhula kwawo anati kwacha kudela kwa Mfumu yaikulu Mbenje chifukwa choti kwawala

Mtsogoleri ameneyu adakachezanso ndi aphunzitsi onse amboma la Nsanje ndi Chikwawa maka aja amati ma headteachers pa Ngabu Secondary ndi cholinga choti amve mavuto omwe iwo akupeza.

Atachoka pamenepo a Chakwera anakacheza ndi onse ochita malonda a m’boma la Nsanje ndi Chikwawa ndipo uwu ndi umene udali mkumano wawo omaliza.

Koma ali mnjira kuchokera kwa Mbenje a Chakwera anaima pa Solijeni pomwe anayankhula ku chinamtindi cha wanthu.

Mukuyankhula kwawo a chakwera omwe adalinso ndi Mai Wafuko,  a Monica Chakwera adalamula ADMARC kuti ibwere ku chigwa cha Shire kuti idzatsekule misika ndi cholinga choti a Malawi okhala mdelari asafe ndi njala.

Prospering together: Chakwera storms Lower Shire Commissions Marep 9

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By Linda Kwanjana

Malawi leader president Dr Lazarus Chakwera has assured people of lowershire that his government will address challenges that people in the area are facing.

Addressing the whistle-stop gathering at Solijeni in the area , Chakwera ordered Agricultural Development and Marketing Corporation (ADMARC) to open their  depots so that people in Lowershire are able to access the staple food at affordable rates.

Chakwera in Lower Shire


The president said his government is seeking additional measures of addressing perennial hunger happening in the loweshire
The president cited the Shire Valley Transformation Project, which he said once fully completed will have positive bearing on food security.
During the whistle-stop, Chakwera ordered the National Economic Empowerment Fund (NEEF) to
to expedite the disbursement of loans in the area.
The president said will need a report for him to hear and understand what is delaying the disbursement process in Lowershire.

Earlier in the day, Chakwera commissioned the Malawi Rural Electrification Programme (MAREP) at Nguluwe Village, Traditional Authority Mbenje.
Chakwera had a busy schedule in Lowershire since morning.
The president started his business by visiting A.R. Issa Cattle Ranch in Traditional Authority Ngabu, Chikwawa.

This is a big ranch with over 5,000 heads of cattle.
Finally, the president held interaction  sessions with business people from Lower Shire at Nchalo Sports Club in Chikwawa.

Education ministry  warns private schools against operating outside approved academic calendar

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By Chisomo Phiri

The Ministry of Education has issued a stern warning to private schools that are operating outside the approved academic calendar.

In a circular signed by Secretary for Education Associate Mangani Chilala Katundu, the ministry has reminded schools that the first term of the 2024/2025 academic year commences on September 16, 2024, and any school opening earlier than that risks having their license revoked.

Mangani Chilala Katundu



The circular reads:”We have noted that some private schools have already opened for the first term of the 2024/2025 academic year. We would like to remind these institutions and all stakeholders that the first term starts on September 16 and ends on December 20, 2024.”

Meanwhile,Ministry of Education Spokesperson Mphatso Nkuonera says,the ministry will conduct inspections and ground truthing exercises to ensure compliance.

“The Ministry is guided by the laws, and as policy holders, we will ensure total compliance with the policies governing the education sector in the country,” Nkuonera said.

Usi reaffirms Govt’s commitment to revitalizing youth football

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By Chisomo Phiri

Vice President Dr. Michael Usi has reaffirmed the government’s dedication to revitalizing youth football in Malawi, ensuring it aligns with international standards.

Speaking when distributing donated football equipment to teams participating in the Chirimba Top 8 Bonanza on Sunday,Usi emphasized the importance of developing sports from the grassroots level.

“I am passionate about nurturing young talent and empowering them to reach their full potential.

Michael Usi

“Even world-class players like Sadio Mane started from humble beginnings, so we must not underestimate the power of grassroots football,” he said.

On his part,Deputy Mayor of Blantyre City Council, Isaac Jomo Osman, praised Usi for his unwavering support of sports development.

“Many individuals rely on sports as a source of income, and it is crucial we provide them with the necessary resources to excel,” Osman said.

He also pledged to identify exceptional players and offer them a platform to showcase their skills at Ntopwa Football Club.

Councilor for Michiru Ward, Uche Selassie Yesaya, commended Usi for his generous donation of sports equipment.

“This gesture will undoubtedly inspire and motivate our young athletes, and we are grateful for the Vice President’s commitment to youth football development,” Yesaya said.