Father Aubrey Sumbukeni (in front) facilitating the consultation process in Chitipa

Karonga Diocese Begins 2023 Synod Consultations among the Clergy and Religious

By Benjamin Msowoya As part of preparations for the Synod of Bishops in 2023, the Diocese of Karonga has started collecting views on synodality among the clergy, the religious men and women. Karonga Diocese organised its first sessions of consultations among the clergy and religious on 26th October 2021. All priests (diocesan and religious) and…

Ambassador Impressed with the Impact of Women Empowerment Program

By Memory Moyo Women Empowerment Programme beneficiaries from T/A Wasambo in Karonga District have requested the Government of Norway through Ambassador Stainer Hagil to continue funding the program since it has increased participation of women in decision making. This has been said today during a field visit by the Ambassador of Norway at Hangalawe Primary…

Participants receiving instructions from Father Joseph Sikwese (standing)

St Martin De Pores Parish Conducts a Review and Planning Meeting to Improve Faith Formation for Children, the Youth and Catechumens

By Lonely Paul Mwandira The newly established parish of St Martin De Pores conducted a review and planning meeting of the Faith Formation that is done through instructions to Sunday School children, the youth and catechumens.  This was conducted on Saturday, 24th April 2021 at Ngerenge (St Martin De Pores Parish Centre). The meeting was…

Rice field

CADECOM Brings Business to Karonga Kilombero Rice Farmers

By Norbert Tambalamtuwa Mzembe At least over 200 Kilombero rice farmers in Karonga are expected to benefit from the partnership between Kajikhomere Foundation Limited and Catholic Development Commission in Malawi (CADECOM) of the Catholic Karonga Diocese through a Rice Value Chain Project. Briefing the Ngerenge-Kilupula Area Development Committee (ADC) on Saturday about the project, which…

Children and Caregivers at Lusubilo ECD Centre

Understanding Risks and Protective factors in child protection; tips for Child Care Institutions (CCIs)

Vitumbiko Ngwira*   Child protection unavoidably involves uncertainty, ambiguity and fallibility. The world rightly expects high standards from child protection workers in Child Care Institutions in ensuring that children are at all times in a safe environment, but achieving this is not an easy task. Well, before going further it is good to note that…