“Make Electricity Reliable and Easily Accessible to Save Trees,” Bishop Mtumbuka
By Elijah Banda Bishop Martin Anwel Mtumbuka of the Diocese of Karonga has urged authorities to revisit energy policies to make electricity reliable and easily accessible, to reduce the demand on charcoal in urban areas, if the battle against deforestation is to be won. [caption id="attachment_1922" align="alignnone" width="1008"] The Bishop planting his tree at the... Read More
Justice and Peace Desk Holds National Level Health Rights Engagement Meeting
By Obert Mkandawire People of Karonga and Chitipa have expressed hope that access to health services will improve following the presentation of health rights demands to the Ministry of Health at the national level engagement and advocacy meeting. Among the key stakeholders that attended the meeting which took place from 28 to 30 January, in... Read More
Development Desk Supports Tree Planting in Mwangolera Village
[wowslider id="9"]By Deodatus Muriya The Development Desk of the Diocese of Karonga is supporting communties to plant trees in the 2018/2019 tree planting season. Among of the villages targeted in this year is Mwangolera in the area of TA Kyungu, in Karonga On 13 February, 2019 the Desk carried out a tree planting exercise in... Read More
TA Mwenemisuku Hailed for Championing Peace among His Subjects
By Moses Raymond Kamanga Bishop Martin Mtumbuka of the Diocese of Karonga has hailed Traditionl Authority Mwenemisuku for maintaining peace among his subjects and people in the area. Bishop Mtumbuka made this remark at Misuku Center after officially launching the year of Missio Ad Gentes at which T.A. Mwenemisuku was present. In his speech after... Read More
Karonga Diocese Commissions Eight on Missionary Journeys
By Moses Raymond Kamanga In solidarity with the entire Catholic Church in Malawi, in line with the universal theme of going out to the periphery in keeping with the Extraordinary Missionary Month, October 2019, the Chief Shepherd of the Diocese of Karonga has commissioned eight men as missionaries to communities which have not yet been... Read More
Friend in Need: Katili Primary School Receives a Timely Donation
By Chimwemwe Chisi Learners and teachers at Katili Primary School under the Diocese of Karonga will have improved facilities following the cash donation of MK 1.5 million from Sempha Construction Company which will go towards the renovation of classroom blocks and building girls’ toilets among others. [caption id="attachment_1866" align="alignnone" width="1024"] Charles Zimba signs a cheque... Read More