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Chakwera for wholesome empowerment of citizens towards maximum productivity

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By Linda Kwanjana


Malawi leader President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has emphasized the importance of empowering one another in all areas of life including religion.

President Chakwera was speaking at Masintha Ground in Lilongwe during the commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Kawale Assemblies of God Harvest Temple.

Chakwera, who provided a short, captivating history, tracing his own early years at Kawale Assemblies of God Church, described it as an honour for him to attend the commemoration whose theme was “Thus Far the Lord Has Helped Us”, extracted from the Biblical book of 1 Samuel 7:12.

Chakwera arriving at Masintha



He emphasized his point on loving one another in all corners of life.

Speaking earlier, Malawi Assemblies of God President Bishop Andrew Dube, who preached a message titled “Celebrating God’s Help and Our Hope”, said the event was all about recognizing what God has done at Kawale Church for the past 40 years.

Bishop Dube, on behalf of Kawale Assemblies of God Church, later presented a gift to Chakwera, who was once a pastor at the church before rising through the ranks to become President of Malawi Assemblies of God.

Work of God boundless- Chakwera

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By Rachel Gonani

President, Dr. Lazarus Chakwera has encouraged the faithful in the country to be vigilant in service, saying the work of God is boundless.

He was speaking at Masintha ground in Lilongwe during a ceremony marking the 40th anniversary of the Assemblies of God-Kawale Harvest Temple Church.

“This is a special occasion and as we reflect on this journey we need to understand that salvation is meant for sinners and as church we should work in unity and not in isolation to bring people closer to God,” Chakwera said.

He added that social standing should not restrict people from actively participating in ministry, citing his active role and that of many others in building the Kawale Harvest temple church building.

The President attributed his personal relationship with the church to the fact that it was where he first served as a pastor in the 1980’s after graduating from a pastoral school in South Africa.

Chakwera encouraged the spirit of handwork and integrity among all Malawians saying it is crucial for national building.

Taking the gathering through the church’s history, Senior Pastor for Kawale Harvest Temple, Bishop, MacDonald Chiuza Banda recognised President Chakwera’s integral role in establishing the institution.

Chakwera has since been honoured alongside several other individuals who have received awards of recognition for their exceptional service to the church presented by leader of The Assemblies of God in the country, Bishop, Andrew Dube and Secretary General Rev. Matilda Matabwa.

Mangochi Council elects MCP councillor as Chairperson

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By Shaffie Bakali

Mangochi District Council Saturday elected Malawi Congress Party (MCP) Councillor for Malindi Ward, Hassan Chikuta as the new chairperson of the council, and Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) councillor for Mulimba ward, Adams M’Bwana as vice.

Chikuta who was vice chairperson of the council in the just ended term emerged winner after beating his predecessor, Ivy Faith Sande of Maiwa ward.

Vice chairperson, Councilor M’Bwana was elected after beating other four fellow councillors.

Speaking soon after taking oath, the newly elected Chairperson expressed gratitude for being entrusted with the chairmanship and appealed members of the council to continue working as a team in fostering development in the district.

“I am so humbled for being entrusted with this position, and as such, I can assure members that during my period, I will ensure that chiefs, councillors, members of parliament and the secretariat should continue being in good term to achieve the needed progress,” Chikuta said.

The Outgoing Chairperson, Councillor Sande congratulated the newly elected team, and advised the new leadership to maintain unity as well as strive to meet the goals of the council.

District Commissioner (DC) for Mangochi, Dr. Smart Gwedemula commended the outgoing chairperson for the progress the council registered during her tenure of office.

He encouraged the new team to continue working as a unit.

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Zikhale takes Chakwera’s Tigwiranemanja message to Dowa- Tells them to love Chakwera

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By Linda Kwanjana

MCP members have been urged to continue rallying behind the party and president Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera.

The sentiments have been made in Dowa district at Dzoole Primary school ground where the party officials held a political rally on Saturday.

Guest of honour at the rally was MCP National Director of Strategic Planning Dr Kenneth Zikhale Ng’oma.

Ng’oma said he is doing the rallies as a way to unify Malawians.

Ng’oma added people should rally behind MCP and Chakwera led the government for the continued development.



Ng’oma said Chakwera has done many developmental projects across the country despite the tropical cyclone Freddy,floods and economic challenges which have hit the country.

MCP strategist pointed out that people are keen to vote for president Chakwera and MCP come 2025 elections.

“Chakwera is doing his best to develop the country despite the financial problems which the country is currently facing.

It is the interest of Chakwera that everyone in the country should enjoy the cake in terms of development,” stressed Ng’oma.

On his part, Dowa West Constituency Member of parliament Dr Abel kayembe said his area has been developed under the Chakwera administration.

Kayembe cited developmental projects like the construction of Dzoole community library, Dzoole police unite and ADMARC among others.

He stressed that he will continue supporting his people despite the fact that the constituency has been demarcated.

Other notable figures present at the rally include the 1st Deputy Speaker of parliament Madalitso Kazombo, Minister of Trade Simplex Chithyola Banda , Presidential Advisor on political Affairs NKalangiza and MCP Regional Chairperson Zebron Chilondora.

Over 200 chiefs led by Senior Chief Dzoole and Senior chief Kayembe attended the rally.

TNM Super League: Chitipa United outclass Civil to move to second

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By McLloyd Kudzingo


Chitipa United climbed above Silver Strikers in the TNM Super League Standings following their 2-1 win against Civil Service United in a match that took place at Karonga Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Innocent Tanganyika put the visitors ahead in the 22nd minute after connecting a corner by Patrick Phiri but their joy was short-leaved as Ramadhan Ntafu cancelled the lead just two minutes later after an assist by Rajab Nyirenda.

Nyirenda then scored the winner for Chitipa in the 59th minute after Civil’s defense failed to clear the ball in the box.

Man of the match: Rajan Nyirenda



After the match, Rajab Nyirenda for Chitipa was voted man of the match.

The win means that the northern region side has now accumulated 26 points, level with leaders FCB Nyasa Big Bullets and a point above the central bankers who have two games to play.

In other matches played on Saturday, Bangwe All Stars and Ekwendeni Hammers shared the spoils at Mpira Stadium with Emmanuel Lino scoring for the home side and Mpatso Magaleta for the visitors.

In Dwangwa, Mafco FC claimed a 2-nil victory against fellow soldiers Red Lions to move to position 8 on the log table.

Auspicious Kadzongola scored the opener for the home side and Peter Kasonga scored the other goal in the added time.

The games continue on Sunday, as Karonga United host Kamuzu Barracks while Extreme FC play Dedza Dynamos at Civil Stadium.

The big match on Sunday will be at Kamuzu Stadium as fifth placed Mighty Mukuru Wanderers play host to Blue Eagles FC who are perched on position 11.

Auspicious Kadzongola
Emmanuel Lino receiving the man of the match award