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Ceasar Mlenga atsiriza ntchito yake yodzipereka yodula tsitsi kwa odwala opitilira 800 ku Kamuzu Central Hospital

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Olemba Burnett Munthali

Ceasar Mlenga, wophunzira ku Pentecostal Life University, yemwe wakhala akudzipereka kuchita ntchito yodula tsitsi kwaulere kwa odwala ku Kamuzu Central Hospital ku Lilongwe, atsiriza ntchito yake yachifundo ku chipatala chimenechi.

Mlenga ananena kuti atadula tsitsi kwa odwala oposa 800 kuyambira January chaka chino, wasankha kutha ntchito imeneyi.

Anali kuchita ntchito imeneyi mwaulere, osalandira ndalama iliyonse, monga njira yosonyeza chikondi ndi kuthandiza odwala amene alibe mwayi wosamalira okha.

Iye anafotokoza kuti chikhulupiriro chake komanso chikondi chothandiza osowa ndi zimene zinkamuyendetsa ndi kumupatsa mphamvu nthawi zonse.



Ananenanso kuti sanali yekha mu ntchito imeneyi, chifukwa nthawi zambiri ankatsagana ndi achinyamata ena omwe ankamuponya m’manja kuti ntchito iziyenda bwino komanso mofulumira.

Lero, tsiku lomaliza lantchito yake ku Kamuzu Central Hospital, Mlenga ndi gulu lake adatha kudulira tsitsi odwala opitilira 400 — chiwerengero chosonyeza mtima wake wofuna kuthandiza ena.

Ntchitoyi inathandizidwa kwambiri ndi bungwe la K-Motors, lomwe linaona mtima wa Mlenga wopereka komanso linamuthandiza ndi zida ndi zinthu zina zofunikira kuti ntchitoyo ichite bwino.

K-Motors, monga mbali ya udindo wawo kwa anthu, linaganiza zopanga mgwirizano ndi Mlenga kuti anthu ambiri apeze phindu kuchokera ku ntchito yosiyana ndi zina imeneyi.

Tsopano popeza ntchito ku Kamuzu Central Hospital yatha, Mlenga ali ndi zolinga zopita ku mzinda wa Mzuzu kumene akufuna kupitiliza kuchita ntchito yomweyi kuyambira mwezi wotsatira.

Akufuna kupita kumeneko kuti athandizenso anthu a m’mwera kwa kumpoto omwe nawonso akusowa chisamaliro chachifundo ngati chimenechi.

Ntchito yake yatsimikizira kuti achinyamata angathe kuchita zinthu zofunika m’dziko muno, ngakhale pa njira zosavuta koma zopatsa phindu, makamaka m’njira zosamalira thanzi.

Odwala ambiri omwe adadulidwa tsitsi ndi Mlenga ndi gulu lake anasonyeza chisomo ndi chimwemwe, ponena kuti ntchitoyi inawapatsa ulemu komanso chisamaliro chaumunthu.

Mlenga adatsindika kuti ngakhale kudula tsitsi kungawoneke ngati ntchito yaying’ono, koma kumathandiza kubwezera chidaliro ndi mtima wachiyembekezo kwa odwala omwe nthawi zina amamva manyazi chifukwa cha mawonekedwe awo.

Ntchito yake yakhala chitsanzo chabwino kwa achinyamata ena, kusonyeza kuti luso limatha kugwiritsidwa ntchito pothandiza anthu ndi kusintha miyoyo.

Kuyambira January mpaka pano, Mlenga wakhala wokhulupirika ngakhale anali ndi mavuto monga kusowa kwa zida, kutopa, ndi kusowa kwa thandizo, koma sanasiye chifukwa cha mtima wake wothandiza.

Kupitilira apo, Mlenga ali ndi zolinga zopititsa chisomo chomwechi ku Mzuzu, ndi cholinga chofalitsa uthenga wachikondi ndi kusamala ena kudzera mu zochita zake.

Kamuzu Central Hospital komanso mabanja a odwala ambiri achita nawo bwinobwino Mlenga, ndi mtima wa chiyamikiro, chifukwa ntchito yake inali yosiyana kwambiri ndi njira zochita zinthu monga bizinesi.

Ntchito ya Mlenga yodula tsitsi yatumiza uthenga wamphamvu kwa ophunzira anzake kuti maphunziro si kungokhalira m’kalasi kokha, koma kugwiritsira ntchito maphunziro kuthandiza ena komanso kusintha miyoyo ya anthu.

Pomaliza, Mlenga awonetsa zenizeni zomwe zikutanthauza kukhala wachinyamata wopanda msinkhu, wokoma mtima, komanso wochita zinthu ndi cholinga — makhalidwe omwe Malawi akufuna kwambiri masiku ano.

Zelensky slams Russia for ‘fake ceasefire’ as attacks continue in Ukraine

By Burnett Munthali

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has leveled strong accusations against Russia, claiming that Moscow is fabricating an illusion of peace while continuing to carry out military operations in parts of Ukraine.

According to Zelensky, Russia is deliberately creating what he termed an “impression” of a ceasefire, using it as a smokescreen to disguise ongoing offensive maneuvers on the ground.

The Ukrainian leader expressed concern that this tactic is misleading the international community, making it appear as if Russia is abiding by peace agreements or reducing hostilities, when in reality, certain regions in Ukraine remain under siege.

Zelensky



He emphasized that while the world may perceive a slowdown or pause in hostilities, Ukrainian soldiers and civilians in affected areas are still enduring shelling, drone attacks, and other forms of aggression.

Zelensky noted that this deceptive approach by Russia is a calculated strategy aimed at confusing observers, weakening international pressure, and buying time to regroup and reinforce military positions.

He also warned that such dual behavior undermines any prospects for genuine peace and violates the fundamental principles of international law and human rights.

Zelensky further pointed out that Russia’s actions are not isolated but part of a broader pattern of duplicity seen throughout the conflict, where public declarations often contradict actions on the battlefield.

He called on Ukraine’s allies and international bodies not to be swayed by Russia’s diplomatic rhetoric, but instead to focus on verifiable facts and the actual conditions experienced by people on the ground.

According to him, the only way to ensure peace is through transparency, accountability, and an end to the manipulation of public perception for geopolitical gain.

He urged the global community to maintain pressure on Moscow, provide sustained military and humanitarian support to Ukraine, and refuse to be lulled into a false sense of progress.

Zelensky’s remarks come amid reports of sporadic clashes in eastern and southern parts of Ukraine, even as some media outlets highlight supposed de-escalation efforts.

He reiterated that Ukraine remains committed to a peaceful resolution of the conflict but will not tolerate any form of deceit that endangers the lives of its people.

He concluded by saying that peace cannot be built on a foundation of lies, and that Ukraine will continue to expose and resist any attempts to distort the reality of the war.

Zelensky’s statement serves as a stark reminder that in the fog of war, perception can be weaponized just as powerfully as missiles — and that vigilance, not wishful thinking, must guide the world’s response.

Musician Skeffa Chimoto wins MCP primary elections

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By Staff Reporter


Musician Skeffa Chimoto will represent Malawi Congress Party-MCP in the forthcoming September 16 General Elections after winning Primary Elections in Nkhotakota Mkhula Constituency, Nkhotakota district.

Skeffa


In the Primary elections that took place at Kusangadzi Primary School on Saturday afternoon, Chimoto beat two other candidates Gerald Makokola and Osman Mkanyila Saidi.

Chimoto won the election with 934 followed by Makokola who came second with 403 votes while Saidi  got 10 votes.

Chimoto is one of the well known celebrities who have shown interest to contest in this year’s elections.

Malilino scores as Wanderers beat Karonga United 1-0 in Airtel Top 8

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By McLloyd Kudzingo


Blessings Malilino scored against his former club as Mighty Wanderers beat Karonga United 1-0 in an Airtel Top 8 match played at Kamuzu Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Malilino put the Nomads in front in the 51st minute with a cool finish raising protests from Karonga United players who claimed that their former teammate scored from an offside position.

The Nomads were the first to knock on the visitors door just five minutes from kick-off through Wisdom Mpinganjira who received a pass from Mwalilino but his shot was beautifully saved by Karonga United goalkeeper MacLean Mwale.

Three minutes later the visitors had a similar opportunity through Patrick Phiri but his shot was brilliantly saved by Nomads goalkeeper Chancy Mtete.

Karonga looked a better side than the Nomads in the first half as they created a number of scoring opportunities but were not clinical in front of goal with Alfred Chizinga among the culprits.

Malilino



The second half saw the Nomads being a changed side as they tried so hard to get the much needed goal and when they got the lead, they managed to defend it until the last whistle.

After the match Wanderers coach Bob Mpinganjira described the game as a very tough one but thanked his boys for the victory.

On the other hand, Karonga United Team Manager, Benard Mwahimba accepted defeat but was quick to say that his side will do everything possible to turn the tables in the second leg.

The two sides will meet again for the second leg of the competition at Karonga Stadium in Karonga.

Abel Kayembe Triumphs in MCP primary elections in Mndolera, Dowa

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By Burnett Munthali

Abel Kayembe has emerged victorious in the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) primary elections held in the Mndolera area of Dowa District.

His closest contender, Allan Katsabola Tsoka, secured a total of 117 votes.

Another contestant, Judith Lewa, managed to collect 56 votes.

In the elections for ward councillors, Sam Kanyimphula emerged victorious in the eastern part of Mndolera constituency, where he amassed 427 votes.

Kayembe



Meanwhile, Connex Kamphinda won in the western part of Mndolera with 346 votes.

There were 12 votes that were declared invalid due to errors during the voting process.

A total of more than 1,440 people from 150 different areas participated in the elections.

The elections were conducted in a peaceful and orderly manner, with no reports of violence or irregularities.

The results are a strong indication of the democratic process within the MCP, which continues to solidify its internal structures through competitive and transparent primaries.

Abel Kayembe’s victory sets the stage for his candidacy under the MCP banner in the upcoming general elections, where he will represent the party in Mndolera Constituency.

His supporters have expressed excitement and confidence in his ability to bring development to the area, citing his past leadership experience and close ties to the local communities.

The party’s ability to attract a high voter turnout, even during internal elections, underscores the level of political engagement and enthusiasm among MCP members in the region.

Observers from the party and civil society organizations praised the electoral process for being well-coordinated and reflective of the party’s commitment to democratic principles.

The peaceful environment throughout the election also demonstrated the maturity and discipline of both voters and candidates, as well as the professionalism of the electoral officials.

With the primaries concluded, the MCP in Mndolera will now shift focus to preparing for the national campaign, where party unity and grassroots mobilization will be crucial.

Abel Kayembe’s nomination is expected to boost the MCP’s presence in Dowa, a district regarded as one of the party’s strongholds in central Malawi.

Political analysts view the outcome as a strategic win for the MCP, especially as it positions itself to consolidate support ahead of the national elections.

The successful completion of the primaries without any disputes or violence is likely to serve as a model for other constituencies as the party continues to conduct its internal elections.

For the people of Mndolera, the election was not just about selecting a candidate, but also a reaffirmation of their voice in shaping the leadership that will represent their interests.

As Abel Kayembe celebrates his primary victory, the real campaign begins, with expectations high for his vision, plans, and ability to deliver tangible development outcomes for Mndolera Constituency.