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Archives April 2019

Bishop Mtumbuka receiving offerings from Christians
St John Paul II Christians Hailed for the High Number of Communicants
By Brian Kachitete Bishop Martin Anwel Mtumbuka of the Diocese of Karonga has applauded the Christians of St. John Paul II Parish for the high number of communicants. The Bishop said this when he celebrated his first Easter Mass with Christians of the Parish on Easter Sunday. [caption id="attachment_2037" align="alignleft" width="169"] Bishop Mtumbuka during the... Read More
Mercy Mpoha Addressing the people at half time
Justice and Peace Desk Drums up Support for Female Candidates in Kameme
By Moses Tinala Mwakisalu As one way of garnering support for women aspirants in political leadership in Kameme, the Justice and Peace Desk of the Diocese of Karonga through the 50:50 Campaign Project organized a football match between Isrando Football Club and Manyala Football Club; both from Kameme. The football match, which took place at... Read More
The Bishop and Father Silwamba prostrate before the cross in the sanctuary at the beginning of the liturgy in the cathedral
Bishop Mtumbuka Celebrates Good Friday with the Faithful of St Joseph the Worker Cathedral
By Benjamin Msowoya During this year’s Good Friday (19 April 2019) celebrations, Bishop Martin Anwel Mtumbuka of the Diocese of Karonga joined the faithful of St Joseph the Worker Cathedral. The celebrations started in the morning (11:30am) and ended in the late afternoon (4:30pm). The celebration included the Way of the Cross (from Baka CDSS... Read More
Wasambo Community for the Abolition of CDF in Favour of CMSF
Happy Ndovi - Wasambo CJ Citizens and Community Action Group (CAG) members from, Senior Traditional Authority (STA) Wasambo, in Karonga District have asked the Government of Malawi to abolish Constituency Development Fund (CDF), and instead channel the funds to the newly introduced, Community Managed Social Fund (CMSF) which they feel is well managed by communities... Read More
Children planting trees
Sunday School Children Plant 167 Trees at St Charles Lwangwa Substation in St Michael’s Parish
By Lonely Paul Mwandira. Sunday School Children led by the Methodology Advisor of St Michael’s Parish Mr. Paul Mwandira planted 167 trees at St Charles Lwangwa Substation at a proposed site for new Church building. Speaking during the ceremony which lasted for two hours, the Methodology Advisor said “Love the trees until their leaves fall... Read More
Early grade learners in quiz competition
Education Desk Monitors English Speaking Project at Mubanga
By Lonely Paul Mwandira (Methodology Advisor St Michael’s) Sunday school children in early grades under St. Michael’s Parish now have an opportunity to improve their English speaking skills, thanks to the re-launched “Promotion of English Speaking Skills among Sunday School Children” project. [caption id="attachment_2009" align="alignnone" width="789"] Early grade learners in quiz competition[/caption] Mubanga Primary School... Read More
Keith, Magwira, Fr Bundi and Fr John appreciating the way Chipunga Farm takes care for its Nursery while still at the nursery bed.
Missio USA Representatives Happy with Progress at Chipunga Farm
By Stephano Nkhata The Chief Lending Officer for Missio Invest Africa Mr. Keith Polo and the Regional Coordinator Fr.  Celestino Bundi Mutea recently visited Chipunga Farm Limited to check on the progress being made at the farm especially on the two main crops, coffee and macadamia. The Diocese of Karonga acquired the farm with a... Read More
Girls chatting with one of the elderly women
Kaseye Girls Reach out to the Elderly as Part of Lenten Observance
‘WE SHALL GO TO THEM’ continually reminds the fraternity of Kaseye Girls’ Secondary School of their spiritual and social responsibility of reaching out to the underprivileged members of the society in the peripherals of the school. In the same spirit, Kaseye Girls’ Secondary School (St. Therese of the Child Jesus) on 23rd March, 2019 engaged... Read More
Interplast Team Members
The 2nd Interplast team visits Malawi
By Vincent Shaba Barely a month after the first team visited Malawi in February, another team of four members arrived on the 31st of March through Mbeya in Tanzania. The team includes two medical doctors namely Dr. Joachim Groschel, an Anaesthesia Specialist and Dr. Cornelia Leszinski. [caption id="attachment_1972" align="alignnone" width="1024"] Interplast Team Members[/caption] Dr. Joachim,... Read More
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