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ANGLICAN COUNCIL PRESENTS BISHOP DESIGNATE TO PRESIDENT CHAKWERAMalawi Leader President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera, on...
10/07/2025

ANGLICAN COUNCIL PRESENTS BISHOP DESIGNATE TO PRESIDENT CHAKWERA

Malawi Leader President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera, on Thursday received in audience the leadership of the Anglican Council of Malawi (ACM), who made a courtesy call at Sanjika Palace, to formally introduce Rt. Rev. Daniel Kalonga, as the Fourth Diocesan Bishop Designate of the Anglican Diocese of Lake Malawi.

Bishop Designate Kalonga is due to be consecrated on Sunday 13th July, at Silver Stadium, Lilongwe where President Chakwera will be in attendance.

In his remarks leader of the delegation His Lordship, Rt Reverend Bishop William Mchombo expressed gratitude that President Chakwera has consistently made it a point to engage in religious activities, including accepting an invitation to witness the consecration on Sunday.

Rt Rev Mchombo attributed President Chakwera’s commitment to the church as testament to exemplary leadership and a desire to resonate with “the people”.

He further commended the President’s condemnation of all forms of political violence irrespective of party affiliation arguing that politics should be a means to “serve the people”.

Rt Rev Bishop Mchombo also highlighted President Chakwera’s commitment to meaningful development through the establishment of infrastructure like road networks among other initiatives.

He also applauded the President for investing in initiatives that aim to empower the youth and women.

President Chakwera echoed the Bishop’s remarks, stating that the youth are a majority and must therefore be equipped with the tools and resources to add value to the country.

He added that infrastrucqture development must indeed be strategic and targeted citing that rushed development is counter productive and more costly.

Bishop Designate Rt Rev Kalonga has studied Higher Management and has worked as a Parish Priest as well as a Vicar General among other roles.

10/07/2025

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Chakwera in heroic welcome in BlanytreThose who thought Malawi president is popular in central region should think twice...
07/07/2025

Chakwera in heroic welcome in Blanytre

Those who thought Malawi president is popular in central region should think twice otherwise their conclusion is wrong. Chakwera is popular and loved accross the country.

Just this afternoon, a mammoth crowd gathered at Kameza Roundabout in Blantyre, and many more others lined up along the street to get a glimpse of His Excellency, Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera, President of the Republic of Malawi, as he majestically made his way into the city.

Clad in party colours, the crowd was kept on their knees singing various songs of praise for President Chakwera. The Malawi leader, who arrived in Blantyre through Chileka International Airport, will be in Blantyre for a number of days, where he is expected to perform a number of official engagements.

He was welcomed on arrival by several top government officials that included Minister of Water and Sanitation Abida Mia, Minister of Local Government Unity and Culture Richard Chimwendo Banda, Chiefs, and business tycoons, among many others.

ADVOCATE DUMA GIDEON BOKO VISITS KAMUZU RESTING PLACEPresident Advocate Duma Gideon Boko of the Republic of Botswana pai...
07/07/2025

ADVOCATE DUMA GIDEON BOKO VISITS KAMUZU RESTING PLACE

President Advocate Duma Gideon Boko of the Republic of Botswana paid a courtesy visit to the Parliament Building in Lilongwe today, where he was welcomed by the Speaker of the National Assembly, Catherine Gotani Hara, along with other senior government officials.

In a symbolic gesture of friendship and cooperation, President Boko planted a tree within the Parliament precincts, representing the growth and strengthening of bilateral relations between Botswana and Malawi.

Additionally, President Boko visited the Kamuzu Mausoleum, where he was received by the Minister of Local Government, Unity and Culture, Richard Chimwendo Banda; the Minister of Health, Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda; and other dignitaries, including members of the late Kamuzu Banda’s family.

Following a guided tour and briefing, President Boko signed the Visitors’ Book and paid his respects by laying a wreath in honour of Malawi’s fallen heroes.

Minister of Local Government Richard Chimwendo Banda hailed the initiative as a significant step in preserving the country’s culture and history.

This gesture not only demonstrates respect for Malawi’s heritage but also highlights the importance of cultural exchange and cooperation between nations.

ADVOCATE GIDEON BOKO VISITS PARLIAMENT Today, Advocate Duma Gideon Boko, President of the Republic of Botswana, paid a v...
07/07/2025

ADVOCATE GIDEON BOKO VISITS PARLIAMENT

Today, Advocate Duma Gideon Boko, President of the Republic of Botswana, paid a visit to Parliament of Malawi as part of his three-day State visit to Malawi.

Upon arrival, he was welcomed by the Speaker of Parliament, Right Honourable Catherine Gotani Hara, MP, the Clerk of Parliament, Fiona Kalemba and other officials.

Advocate Boko later signed the visitors' book before proceeding to plant a tree within the Parliament premises.

State President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera says his Government is on the right path of rebuilding new Malawi using cle...
06/07/2025

State President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera says his Government is on the right path of rebuilding new Malawi using clear vision while eying for social , political and economic growth.
Chakwera was speaking at Bingu National Stadium (BNS) during the commemoration of Independence day.

Chakwera said his Government is laying down strong foundation in order to achieve these aspirations. "Unfortunately this doesnot happened at the blink of an eye. Even those who built this Stadium had adquate time, " he said.

Chakwera called on Malawians to carry out all their duties with integrity. He condemned the destruction of public facilities such as road signs, theft of public money, theft of medicine in hospitals saying the tendencies retards national development.
During the ceremony , Botswana President Advocate Duma Gabriel Boko, said he has confidence that President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera has what it takes to propel Malawi to greater heights.

President Boko made the remarks on Sunday at Bingu National Stadium in the City of Lilongwe, during the commemoration of Malawi's 61 years of independence anniversary celebrations.

In his remarks, Boko said Malawi may not be where it was supposed to be in terms of development but he expressed trust that the Chakwera led administration has the capacity to take Malawi out of various social and economic ills.
On this note, President Boko while wishing Malawians peaceful general elections on September 16th this year, challenged local leaders to be committed and steadfast in bringing solutions to challenges facing Malawians.

On this note, the Malawi leader advised Malawians to avoid talking ill about their own country.

In his speech, Chairperson of the Ministerial Committee of the Malawi's 61st Independence Day celebrations, Minister of Homeland and Security, Ezekiel Ching'oma, expressed gratitude to the President for his role in fostering prosperity and driving various achievements in the country.

"This anniversary fosters unity and highlights the progress our country is making. Despite many challenges, the President has played a steadfast role in uplifting Malawi,” Ching'oma said.

UPDATE Mtsogoleri wadziko la Botswana Advocate Gideon Boko wayamikira mtsogoleri wa dziko lino a Dr Lazarus McCarthy C...
06/07/2025

UPDATE

Mtsogoleri wadziko la Botswana Advocate Gideon Boko wayamikira mtsogoleri wa dziko lino a Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera kamba ka masomphenya ake ofuna kuti dziko lino lipite pa tsogolo. A Boko angomaliza kumene kuyankhula pa mwambo wa lero ku Bingu National Stadium. Iwo ati ndi okhutira ndi ntchito zabwino zomwe a Chakwera akupanga.

Chakwera, Boko graces 61ST Independence Anniversary CelebrationMalawi.president Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera, and Bot...
06/07/2025

Chakwera, Boko graces 61ST Independence Anniversary Celebration

Malawi.president Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera, and Botswana President Advocate Duma Gideon Boko, are today at the Bingu National Stadium in the City of Lilongwe, where thousands of people from all walks of life have gathered to commemorate Malawi's 61 years of independence anniversary celebrations.

Malawi attained it's independence from the British Government on 6th July 1964, under its first President, late Ngwazi Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda. Chakwera and Boko were welcomed on arrival at the stadium by Vice President Dr. Micheal Bizwick Usi and several top Malawi and Botswana Government officials, including Chiefs, the Clergy, business operators, among others.

Activies marking the event include military parades, traditional dances, and an international friendly football match between the Flames of Malawi and the Zebras of Botswana. On Saturday, President Chakwera led Malawians to a national service of worship giving praises and thanks to God for keeping mother Malawi safe during this period.

The theme for this year's independence day is: "Restoring Broken Foundation, Taking Malawi Forward."

06/07/2025

Day Update
Stadium

Gulu la anthu ochuluka lero lasonkhana pa Bingu Stadium pomwe pali mwambo okumbukira tsiku lomwe dziko lino lidalandilira ufulu wake.
Mtsogoleri wadziko Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera wafika tsopano. Iyeyu ali limodzi ndi mtsogoleri wa dziko la Botswana Advocate Gideon Boko. Kubwera kwa wanthu ochuluka motere kukusonyeza chikoka chomwe mtsogoleri wadziko lino ali nacho pamene kwatsala mwezi umodzi kuti tipange masankho apatatu.

Malawi leader President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera on Saturday said Lilongwe is very much committed to ensure renewal ...
05/07/2025

Malawi leader President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera on Saturday said Lilongwe is very much committed to ensure renewal of bilateral relationship with Haberone Botswana. Chakwera said this at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe when he held bilateral talks with Botswana President Duma Gideon Boko.

President Chakwera said what President Boko has done by coming to Malawi during this special occasion is to give the deep bilateral ties between Malawi and Botswana a timely opportunity for renewal.
"You have given our two countries a timely opportunity to renew our shared democratic values, our mutual respect, and our regional cooperation,"He said. Chakwera said this engagement is a catalyst for economic growth.

This exactly what he said as well, "You have given our two countries a timely opportunity to renew our partnership in growing and developing our economies and cultures to bravely meet the challenges of the 21st Century," he said.
Chakwera said it is no exaggeration to say that the visit has given our country hope and renewed ties in the areas of education tourism, and agriculture.

"This is why I am delighted that one effect of your visit is the revitalization of the Joint Permanent Commission of Cooperation (JPCC) between our countries, which I now expect to convene soon to expand and concretize our areas of cooperation going forward," he said.

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