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Life Coach Kujaliwa empowers young girls

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By Lexa Kalumbu

In a bid to empower and improve self-esteem among girls, Life Coach, Kate Kujaliwa, has embarked on a girls’ empowerment initiative called ‘Girl Talk’ which happens once every year under different themes.

The 2024 Girl Talk seminar was held at African Bible College in Lilongwe under the theme “Cultural Shock”.

Kate Kujaliwa during the seminar



Speaking in an interview, Kujaliwa described the seminar as a good platform for young girls to get to express themselves and also seek knowledge from older women on a number of issues affecting their day to day lives.

“Information is traveling at a fast rate and young girls get exposed to different content that might affect them. I felt the girl talk seminar is a very good platform to offer spaces for young girls to express themselves and talk to older women who are experienced to offer them guidance on how to handle such issues,” Kujaliwa explained.

She said this year’s seminar will focus on empowering girls on how they can handle themselves in different areas of society, such as schools and work places in areas of self care and boundaries among others.

In her remarks, one of the mentors of the 2024 Girl Talk seminar and Managing Director of Optimus Solutions, Phyllis Manguluti urged parents to always send their young girls to such events when they are organized for them to acquire knowledge.

“In today’s seminar I taught about goal setting, keeping the momentum going as well as understanding passion because usually these are the areas which people have got a gap. Young girls should know and understand what they are passionate about and we should be able to grow and nurture that,” Manguluti said.

Another mentor, Wonanji Sande appealed to young girls to understand their environment when doing things and never to lose themselves in trying to please people as well as to embrace and nurture opinions that would build them and not destroy them.

One of the participants, Patience Mapemba called upon young girls to attend crucial seminars such as ‘Girl Talk’, saying it provides a platform for girls to build their self confidence and learn from others.

Former President Mutharika Distributes Food Hampers to Needy in Chisigele Village, Promises to Liberate Malawi

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By Twink Jones Gadama

In a heartwarming gesture of generosity, former President of Malawi, Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, distributed food hampers to thousands of people in Chisigele Village, T/A Mponda in Mangochi. The majority of recipients, who were Muslims, expressed their deep gratitude to Mutharika for his continued support in feeding the needy in their community.

“We are thankful to His Excellency, Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika, for these hampers. As we break fasting this afternoon, we will enjoy because we normally starve,” said Fatima Ibrahim, one of the recipients.

Mutharika handing over food hampers



The people of Chisigele Village praised Mutharika for his ongoing efforts to assist those in need and called for him to continue serving the nation. The DPP regional governor for the Eastern Region also thanked Mutharika and assured him that votes are waiting for him next year due to his generous gesture.

In response, Mutharika reassured the assembly that he is determined to bounce back and liberate Malawi from its current challenges. “My people, don’t worry. Next year, I am liberating Malawi from hell,” declared Mutharika.

The meeting also saw the presence of former First Lady, Getrude Mutharika, and the Director of Women for the Eastern Region, Eluby Kandeu. Malawians from all walks of life expressed their desire for Mutharika to lead the nation once again and free Malawi from the struggles under the current MCP government led by Chakwera.

Chakwera had promised Malawians a bright future, likening it to the path to Canaan, but many now feel disillusioned and describe the current state of affairs as living in hell. Mutharika’s dedication to serving the nation and his track record of assistance to the needy have endeared him to many, who see him as the only hope for a better Malawi.

As the former president continues his efforts to support the disadvantaged and marginalized communities in Malawi, his popularity and support among the people remain strong. The food hampers distributed in Chisigele Village are just one example of Mutharika’s commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of the most vulnerable in society.

In the upcoming elections, Malawians will have the opportunity to choose their leaders once again. With Mutharika’s promise to liberate the nation and bring about positive change, many are looking to him as a beacon of hope for a brighter future. As the former president continues to demonstrate his dedication to serving the people, his actions speak louder than words, earning him respect and admiration from all those he has assisted.

The generosity and compassion shown by Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika in distributing food hampers to the people of Chisigele Village are a testament to his commitment to helping those in need. As the former president pledges to liberate Malawi from its current struggles, his actions resonate with many who see him as a strong leader capable of bringing about positive change.

Government committed to affordable and accessible internet

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By Staff Reporter

Minister of Information and Digitalisation, Moses Kunkuyu, has reiterated government’s commitment to providing affordable and accessible internet connectivity to all Malawians.

Kunkuyu made these remarks today at the opening of a two-day International Communication Union (ITU) Regional workshop on cost models for data services and international internet connectivity, organised by Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) at BICC in Lilongwe.

Kunkuyu at International Communication Union (ITU) Regional workshop

The minister stated that the workshop will serve as a platform to address challenges that developing countries like Malawi are facing with internet connectivity services.

He highlighted that the government is committed to ensuring that Malawians have access to affordable internet services.

In his remarks, MACRA’s Director General, Daud Suleman, said that the workshop will help the regulatory body to ensure that Malawians can meaningfully connect to the internet, which is one of the enablers in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

ITU, the United Nations specialized agency for information and communication technologies (ICTs), is made up of a membership of 193 Member States and more than 1000 companies, universities, and international and regional organisations.

Muvi wa Chilungamo bemoans quality of Malawi Politicians

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By Vincent Gunde

President and Commander in Chief of Muvi wa Chilungamo Revolutionary Party (MRP) Bantu Saunders Jumah, says Malawi has no educated politicians because they practice orthodox politics which has resulted to no development for the country and its citizens.

Jumah said ever since 1994 Malawi has seen the same politicians rotating from one party on to another, the country has been moving backwards with no change and what has changed are the mountains but hyenas are the same surviving on the people’s taxes.

Bantu Saunders Jumah-Malawi is moving backward for having uneducated politicians in government



He called for the government of orthodox to be removed for the country to go forward warning Malawians that keeping the same orthodox government and orthodox politicians, Malawi must forget about moving forward.

Speaking through his face book page followed by millions of Malawians, Jumah has observed that the 5 governments that have ruled Malawi have been preaching of austerity measures in order to sustain the country’s economy.

Jumah said austerity measures have keep on impoverish Malawians reminding Malawians of the years 2016, 2017 and 2018 when President Chakwera and his Vice President Dr. Saulosi Chilima accused the DPP led government of giving contracts to their children.

He said Chakwera and Chilima discredited Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika and when they entered government Chakwera’s daughter and Chilima’s mother in -law were offered diplomatic posts in Britain and Zambia.

The MRP President has told Chakwera and Chilima that if they were good, no one including the opposition parties could talk bad of them, there will be less opposition claiming that today, Malawians are angry at them for failing to walk the talk.

He has noted with a great concern that President Chakwera is running Malawi as a Kingdom, Ministers, Principal Secretaries and most of the senior civil servants are from one region and one tribe-Chewa advising Malawians to rise up in order to remove the orthodox politics in their country.

“The same people who caused havoc in the previous governments such as Nicholasi Dausi, Brown Mpinganjira, Ken Zikhale Ng’oma, among others, are the ones being referred to as servant leaders in the MCP,” said Jumah.

He said Malawi has seen no political civilization, hence the need to remove these orthodox politicians for the country to move forward arguing that orthodox politics has taken the country to no where and the citizens do not see the meaning of democracy.

Jumah said the MCP with its orthodox politicians can choose chairpersons of parliamentary committees and Leader of Opposition in Parliament, it can decide who and who to head parliamentary committees calling upon patriotic Malawians on the need for mindset change so that the country is reversed to where it was before 1964

Former Malawi President Mutharika Embraces Charity Work Amid Hunger Crisis

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By Twink Jones Gadama

Former Malawian President Arthur Peter Mutharika, who also serves as a leader for the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), is making waves in the fight against hunger in the country. Mutharika has taken it upon himself to provide relief flour to households in Mangochi, a region severely affected by food insecurity. His actions come in the wake of a worsening hunger crisis in Malawi, exacerbated by the economic challenges and poor harvests.

Mutharika’s decision to intervene in the humanitarian crisis stems from his firm belief that no one should go hungry while he is alive. He has pledged to utilize whatever resources he has at his disposal to help alleviate the suffering of starving Malawians. In a country where basic necessities such as sugar, soap, and flour have become unaffordable for many, Mutharika’s intervention is a beacon of hope for the marginalized and vulnerable populations.

Mutharika

Under Mutharika’s leadership, Malawians experienced a period where essential goods were within reach for the majority of the population. However, the current administration under President Chakwera has come under scrutiny for failing to address the mounting hunger crisis and other social issues. Critics have accused President Chakwera of nepotism, citing his decision to appoint family members into diplomatic positions.

Recently, chakwera’s son, Reverend Nickie was delegated to Serbia where he met Serbia’s minister of Economy and the president has been heavily condemned for delegating his son who isn’t a government official.

In a recent interview, Senior Chief Makanjira of Mangochi lauded Mutharika for his continuous efforts to support those in need. Makanjira emphasized the former president’s unwavering dedication to helping the hungry and vulnerable in society. Last week, Mutharika donated flour to thousands of people in need, and today, he continues his mission to provide relief to hunger-stricken households in Mangochi.

Mutharika’s actions have reignited hope among Malawians who have been grappling with the harsh realities of food insecurity and economic instability. His hands-on approach to charity work sets him apart from other political leaders, demonstrating a genuine commitment to improving the lives of the less fortunate. As the country grapples with a deepening hunger crisis, Mutharika’s leadership in providing relief to those in need serves as a testament to his compassion and dedication to serving the people of Malawi.

Despite the challenges facing the country, Mutharika remains steadfast in his resolve to make a positive impact on the lives of Malawians. His selfless acts of generosity and support for the vulnerable populations reflect a leadership style rooted in empathy and compassion. As the nation looks towards a brighter future, Mutharika’s efforts in addressing the immediate needs of the hungry offer a glimmer of hope for a country in need of assistance and support.

Former President Arthur Peter Mutharika’s commitment to addressing the hunger crisis in Malawi through his charitable initiatives underscores the importance of compassionate leadership in times of crisis. His unwavering dedication to supporting those in need serves as a beacon of hope for the country, inspiring others to lend a helping hand to those less fortunate. Mutharika’s efforts remind us all of the power of kindness and generosity in making a meaningful difference in the lives of others, especially during times of great need.