The Super League of Malawi (SULOM) has announced that it has disbursed money amounting to K16 million to all the TNM Super League clubs.
According to a statement released by SULOM, the funds were raised during a fundraising dinner organised by the Super League body on March 30, this year.
The statement further states that each super league side has received an equal share of K1 million kwacha aimed at supporting their operations.
This initiative highlights SULOM’s commitment to promoting growth and sustainability of football clubs within the league.
SULOM says the fundraising dinner was a significant success, thanks to the generous contributions from sponsors, stakeholders and football enthusiasts.
MANGOCHI, Malawi – The Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has announced the postponement of the Blue Love Fundraising Luncheon, originally scheduled for Saturday, 29 June 2024, at Page House in Mangochi. This decision comes as a mark of respect and mourning following the tragic passing of the Vice President of the Republic of Malawi, the late Honorable Dr. Saulos Chilima.
The decision to postpone the Blue Love Fundraising Luncheon underscores the profound impact of Vice President Chilima’s death on the political landscape and national mourning process. As a key figure in Malawi’s political sphere, Vice President Chilima was known for his dedication to public service and commitment to national development.
In a statement released today, the Democratic Progressive Party expressed its condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Vice President Chilima. The party emphasized the importance of honoring his memory and contributions to Malawi, stating, “In light of the tragic loss of Vice President Saulos Chilima, the Democratic Progressive Party has decided to postpone the Blue Love Fundraising Luncheon to a later date. This decision reflects our respect and mourning for a leader who dedicated his life to serving our nation.”
The rescheduled date for the Blue Love Fundraising Luncheon will be announced in due course, allowing participants and supporters to pay their respects and honor Vice President Chilima’s legacy appropriately.
In conclusion, as Malawi mourns the loss of Vice President Saulos Chilima, gestures such as the postponement of the Blue Love Fundraising Luncheon highlight the unity and respect within the political community. The nation continues to reflect on Vice President Chilima’s contributions and legacy, while preparations for honoring his memory remain a priority.
BLANTYRE, Malawi – Triephornia Mpinganjira, a dedicated advocate for youth empowerment, has expressed profound sadness over the passing of Vice President Saulos Chilima. In a heartfelt message on her Facebook page, Mpinganjira highlighted Chilima’s unwavering belief in youth as catalysts for national transformation, which deeply resonated with her and inspired her team’s project.
Chilima, who tragically lost his life alongside eight others in a recent plane crash, was known for his commitment to empowering young people and fostering positive change in Malawi. Mpinganjira’s poignant tribute underscores the profound impact of Chilima’s legacy on youth empowerment initiatives across the country.
“In honor of Vice President Saulos Chilima and the other departed souls, our team paused our K1 million project,” Mpinganjira wrote on her Facebook page. “Today, Monday 24 June 2024, we resume all developments in our project as a tribute to his enduring vision and dedication to youth empowerment. May their souls rest in peace.”
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Mpinganjira’s commitment to resuming the project serves as a testament to Chilima’s lasting influence and the determination of Malawi’s youth to continue his legacy of empowerment and progress. The resumption of the K1 million project stands as a fitting tribute to Vice President Chilima’s belief in the potential of young Malawians to drive positive change.
The phrase “we have lost, but heaven has gained” is a common condolence expression offered to those bereaved.
At face value, it suggests that the deceased has been welcomed into a realm where they will be cherished and celebrated.
However, this phrase raises fundamental questions about the nature of the afterlife and the perceived interests of the divine.
In this write up, I will delve into the concept of heaven’s gain and explore whether it implies a sense of elation or triumph in the celestial realm.
The idea of an afterlife has been a cornerstone of various religious and cultural beliefs throughout human history.
The notion of a realm where the deceased continue to exist in a spiritual form has provided solace to many facing the loss of loved ones.
The concept of heaven, in particular, has been depicted as a place of eternal peace, joy, and reunion with the divine.
However, the phrase “heaven has gained” implies a sense of acquisition, suggesting that the celestial realm has somehow benefited from the arrival of the deceased.
One possible interpretation is that heaven’s gain is a metaphor for the reunion of the soul with the divine.
In this context, the phrase acknowledges the return of a beloved child to their heavenly parent, emphasizing the joy and celebration that accompanies this reunion.
This perspective posits that the divine is not indifferent to human existence but is invested in the well-being and ultimate return of its creations.
Another perspective suggests that heaven’s gain is a balancing act, where the departure of a soul from the mortal realm is counterbalanced by their arrival in the spiritual realm.
This cosmic balance ensures that the universe remains in harmony, with life and death being integral components of the grand tapestry.
In this view, heaven’s gain is not necessarily a cause for celebration but rather a natural consequence of the cycle of existence.
However, the notion of heaven’s gain can also be seen as a human construct, designed to provide comfort to those grieving.
By framing the deceased’s passing as a gain for the divine, we create a narrative that softens the blow of loss and offers hope for an afterlife.
This perspective acknowledges that the phrase is a tool for consolation rather than a literal description of celestial events.
In conclusion, the phrase “we have lost, but heaven has gained” is a complex expression that warrants closer examination.
While it may suggest a sense of celebration or acquisition in the celestial realm, it is essential to consider the various interpretations and perspectives that underlie this notion.
Ultimately, the concept of heaven’s gain serves as a reminder of the profound impact of human existence and the enduring connections that transcend mortality.
As President Lazarus Chakwera is leading Malawians in mourning the former country’s Vice President, Dr. Saulos Chilima and the other eight who died in a place crash, messages of condolence continue to pour onto President Chakwera and the entire nation.
On Tuesday, 25th June 2024, Catholic leaders called on President Lazarus Chakwera to convey their condolences following the plane crash that claimed nine lives including of the Vice President, Saulos Chilima.
Speaking to media after conveying the condolences to the President, ECM President, Archbishop Desmond Tambala said they met the President to convey their condolences and assure him that their prayers are with all Malawians during this mourning period.
“Our coming was to convey our condolences to the Head of State, but also to assure him of our prayers that as a Catholic church during this time, we are praying for him and also for the nation. We are also praying for the families of those who lost their lives in the plane crash” Said Archbishop Tambala.
On his part, Presidential Advisor on Religious Affairs, Reverend Brian Kamwendo said President Chakwera took took time during the interaction with the ECM delegation to console the Catholic leaders for the death of Chilima, who until his death was a devout member of the church.
