By Wezi Mwangonde Father Bernard Silungwe has asked Tuntufye FM Radio staff members to be dedicated in their work as it is God’s desire for them to be found at the radio. Father Silungwe said this during a day-long Advent staff recollection organized by TFM to reflect on the theme “My Work Place, Gods Desire”…
By Phillip H Chisi Youths from St Mary’s and St Denis (Chilulu Outstation in Mzuzu Diocese) parishes have been called upon to utilize exchange visits as learning and evangelization tool. The Catechetical Methodology Advisor (CMA) for St Mary’s Parish made this call at St Mary’s Parish over the weekend when the Parish hosted Catholic youths…
By Tilekeni Kaunda Smallholder farmers, especially vulnerable householders, face risks to their agricultural production mainly due to effects of declined soil fertility which reduces their household food and income security. Because smallholder farmers typically depend directly on agriculture for their livelihoods and have limited resources and limited access to loans to buy farm inputs, any…
By Jordan Simeon-Phiri (MEC Stringer) Female aspirants in Chitipa District have expressed concern over the council’s failure to produce District Development Plan (DDP) nine years after the expiry of the last document. This was revealed when female aspirants in the district wanted the document to help them in the crafting of their manifestos for the…
By Adams Mwenelupembe The Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Njombe, Right Reverend Alfred Maluma says the visit of Tuntufye Choir to the diocese in Tanzania is a way of spreading the gospel through songs and sustaining the good relationship between Njombe and Karonga dioceses. Speaking during the Eucharistic celebration marking the Solemnity of Christ…
On Saturday 24th November, 2018, Bishop Martin Anwel Mtumbuka of the Diocese of Karonga closed the Diocesan Year of “Our Small Christian Community” with a call to Christians to yearn for the kingdom of God. Bishop Mtumbuka made this call during this year’s Thanksgiving Mass at St Joseph the Worker Cathedral in Karonga, marking the…
By Obert Mkandawire On 21st November 2018 the Justice & Peace Desk of Karonga Diocese and its partners in OSISA Health Governance Project, namely; Episcopal Conference of Malawi (ECM) and Malawi Health Equity Network (MHEN), supported community documentation of health rights concerns and system experiences for national level advocacy at Kakomo ADC in Misuku. Among…
By Ignatius Mvula & Benjamin Msowoya From 9-11 November 2018, the Pastoral Commission, through the Association of Catholic Families, held a Diocesan Conference for Families at St Mary’s Parish Centre. 87 families of which 84 were couples attended the conference where they received lessons and interacted as families from various corners of the Diocese. This…
By Princess Kamanga The Parish Priest of St Mary’s Parish in Karonga Father Joseph Moloka Sikwese has called on young participating in the vocational skills training to work hard and make the most out of the training for their own and the benefit of their communities. Father Sikwese made this call when he opened a…
By Maureen .P. Soko Traditional leaders surrounding Chinunu Irrigation Scheme in Mwalughali Village under Traditional Authority Kyungu have on 2nd November, 2018 signed an agreement that the land belongs to community members who are members of the scheme. The signing ceremony took place in the presence of the representative of the District Commissioner for Karonga…