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25/09/2025

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FROM STRUGGLES TO NEAR SUCCESS: HOW CEC IS HELPING MWAPE CHASE HIS DREAM OF BECOMING A DOCTOROn the outskirts of Chingol...
25/09/2025

FROM STRUGGLES TO NEAR SUCCESS: HOW CEC IS HELPING MWAPE CHASE HIS DREAM OF BECOMING A DOCTOR

On the outskirts of Chingola, at Muchinshi Secondary School, one pupil stands out for his determination — Lloyd Mwape, their head boy with a dream as bold as his resolve: to become a doctor.

The firstborn in a family of five, Lloyd has faced challenges that would have discouraged many.

Separated from his family in Chingola town, he once lived alone in a rented house, walking long distances to school, cooking for himself and studying by candlelight when there no electricity.

Water for daily needs came from nearby wells. All this happened when he was in his junior secondary school.

“My parents wanted me to attend Muchinshi because of its high standards of teaching, which meant I had to be separated from my family. Dad started renting a small house for me within the community,” he recalls.

“At times, when I wanted to study, there would be no electricity and I relied on water drawn from wells.”

Everything changed in 2019 when the Copperbelt Energy Corporation Plc (CEC) built a boys’ dormitory and sank a borehole at the school, which Mwape would later on benefit from.

The investment, worth K2.4 million, included a 90-bed facility, ablution blocks, a dining hall, and reliable water and power supply.

“Fortunately, my academic life took a positive turn,” Lloyd says. “I no longer walk long distances and here we have reliable electricity, which makes studying much easier. Being in such a supportive learning environment has motivated me to work harder.”

The impact extends beyond Mwape.

Pupils from nearby communities also come to study at Muchinshi, drawn by the reliable facilities.

According to deputy head teacher Gospel Kaonga, the dormitory has reduced absenteeism, thefts and even cases of teenage pregnancies among girls who previously rented in unsafe communities.

“Learners are now concentrating on their lessons. Those who come from distant places are being accommodated here, meaning they are no longer absent from school.”

“Before CEC came on board, learners who rented in the communities experienced a lot of thefts and for girls, there were rampant cases of pregnancies. All that has stopped now.”

Changing people’s lives is something that CEC prides itself in as a good corporate citizen, says the company’s Head of Corporate Communications, Verona Mwila Nkolola.

“Our goal, with the support we extend to our communities, is not to invest in short-term measures but in posterity. That is why it gives us such joy to see the dormitory we built about six years ago still benefiting and impacting lives today,” she says.

For Mwape, the transformation has brought his dream of becoming a doctor closer than ever.

25/09/2025

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PATRIOTIC FRONT SECRETARIATSTATEMENT BY THE SECRETARY GENERAL, HON. RAPHAEL NAKACHINDAThe Patriotic Front congratulates ...
24/09/2025

PATRIOTIC FRONT SECRETARIAT
STATEMENT BY THE SECRETARY GENERAL, HON. RAPHAEL NAKACHINDA

The Patriotic Front congratulates His Excellency President Peter Mutharika on his emphatic return to office in Malawi. This victory is a testimony that democracy belongs to the people, and when the people see better ideas, they will bring back even a former ruling party to lead them again.

We also salute His Excellency President Lazarus Chakwera for the grace and dignity with which he conceded defeat. That humility has preserved peace and unity in Malawi and has inspired confidence in Africa’s democracy.

The Judiciary of Malawi deserves our applause for standing firm in defence of the will of the people. The Malawi Electoral Commission too must be congratulated for presiding over credible, transparent, and orderly elections. Above all, we celebrate the people of Malawi for proving to us all that democracy can deliver change, that ideas can triumph, and that it is possible.

This is a great lesson for us in Zambia. Politics is not about personalities or propaganda, it is about ideas. When ideas are clear, when vision is present, people will rally behind them. Malawi has shown us that if a former ruling party presents a better vision, the people can restore it to power.

Here in Zambia, the lines are also clear. On one side, there are those who believe that our mines must be owned and controlled by foreigners, and that these multinationals should pay no taxes, while the poor marketeer making K1,000 per month is squeezed by punitive taxes. On the other side stand the Patriotic Front and the opposition, who believe that Zambia’s resources must benefit Zambians, that small businesses must be given tax breaks, and that the big corporations must pay unavoidable and fair taxes.

There are those who believe that our maize should be exported before our families and children are fed, but we in the PF believe food security must come first at home, before maize is taken out of the country. There are those who believe electricity must be exported while Zambian homes are in darkness, while SMEs and industries are shutting down due to loadshedding. We in the PF believe electricity must power our households, our businesses, and our industries before it is exported.

There are those who believe politics is about persecuting and silencing the opposition. We in the PF believe politics is about fighting poverty, reducing hunger, creating jobs, and building opportunity for the ordinary citizen.

There are those who believe the Executive must capture the Judiciary, dominate the Legislature, and run institutions such as the Electoral Commission of Zambia and the Anti-Corruption Commission from State House. We in the PF believe in separation of powers, in independent institutions, and in the sanctity of democracy.

There are those who run an elitist party that serves the few at the expense of the many. We in the PF are a pro-poor movement. We stand with the farmer in Chinsali, the miner in Chingola, the marketeer in Kamwala, the bus driver in Matero, and the youth searching for opportunity in Kanyama.

The people of Malawi have reminded us that when given a choice between elitism and pro-poor policies, between oppression and democracy, between empty propaganda and concrete ideas, the people will always choose better ideas.

Therefore, we do not only congratulate President Peter Mutharika, President Lazarus Chakwera, the Judiciary, the Electoral Commission, and the people of Malawi - we say thank you for showing us that it is possible.

Here in Zambia, we are watching, we are learning, and we are preparing. We believe that the people of Zambia too will choose ideas over propaganda, food security over hunger, empowerment over punishment, and opportunity over poverty.

Issued by:
Hon. Raphael Nakachinda
Secretary General
Patriotic Front

24/09/2025

In short Chiefs repeat after me

Wife of late Malawinian Vice President Saulos Chilima , Mary Nkhamanyamachi Chilima writes bellow."Mulungu Sataya ake---...
24/09/2025

Wife of late Malawinian Vice President Saulos Chilima , Mary Nkhamanyamachi Chilima writes bellow.

"Mulungu Sataya ake------

This meanins "God doesn't foresake his own."

24/09/2025

Never underate the grieving majority poor Citizens. Continue saying there's no opposition

24/09/2025

Malawi Chalila

Live Now President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has conceded defeat to Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika.
24/09/2025

Live Now

President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has conceded defeat to Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika.

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23/09/2025

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