04/06/2026
CDH Investment Bank donates MK2 million to LCC for Mayors vision sharing
By Robert Kayuzga Ngwira
In a show of continued commitment to urban development and public-private collaboration, CDH Investment Bank has donated K2 million to Lilongwe City Council for the Mayors vision sharing and stakeholders’ engagement activity.
The symbolic funds handover took place on Tuesday 2nd June 2026 at Lilongwe City Council Civic Centre offices.
Speaking at the symbolic activity, the bank’s Account Relationship Manager – Corporate and Public Sector Jennie Madinga said the activity underscores the bank’s belief in the transformative potential of collaborative planning between government, business, and the community.
“CDH Investment Bank's decision to partner with this initiative is rooted in our belief that Lilongwe is at a pivotal juncture, where effective urban management requires collaboration by all stakeholders to drive policy synthesis, private sector investment, and broad community engagement in transforming a city into a hub of innovation and support infrastructure development”.
The bank’s highlighted the importance of planning and trust in the executing the proposed vision, describing the initiative as a multiplier that could accelerate Lilongwe’s potential.
The message reiterated CDH Investment Bank’s commitment to providing financial advisory services and capital solutions to help turn ambitious plans into tangible outcomes for citizens such us bolster prioritized infrastructure projects identified through the Mayor’s vision sharing process and translate strategic discussions into practical improvements that enhance the quality of life for Lilongwe residents.
On his part Lilongwe City Council Chief Executive Officer Clement Stambuli hailed CDH Investment Bank for the contribution.
He said the funds will support the official launch event which will provide a platform for stakeholder sensitization and the development of the Capital City.
The stakeholder engagement will take place on 12th June 2026 and will foster dialogue among city leaders, private sector players, and the public.
