By peter Mseteka
This afternoon Mzuni football club will battle against Azam tigers in their ongoing escaping relegation zone campaign.
Mzuni lies on position twelve with 27 points while their opponent Tigers, the kaukau boys are placed on position seven with 30 points.
The green intellectuals continues impressing with Four wins and a draw from their previous five games.
Another win for mzuni will see them moving one step further upwards and dislodging tigers down with a step.
Coach for mzuni ,Gilbert Chirwa said they are continuing with their winning words and all is set for todays game to collect all the 3 Points.
“we dont need a draw,a win is a must to our side ,we want to finish this season on a good position,we are in a mission and we will accomplish,” he said.
Newly introduced village bakery in zolozolo expands production base
By peter Mseteka
For two years they have been operating in a small rented shop hindering their desired production.
But now with a help from father Paul Chirambo, women of zolozolo can afford a smile.
A big house with new improved machinery has been provided by Hands of Givers foundation through father Chirambo of Mzuzu diocese.
Leader of the womens bakery Annie phiri, thanked Hands of givers for the timely support ,and promised that the machines and production room will be put to good use.
“I have been thinking of supporting the women,but the resources i had were limited,everytime i passed through i was impressed with the effort from these hard working women”. Commented father Chirambo.
Furthermore Father Chirambo thanked hands of Givers for coming in with their support.
Multi -Million private secondary school constructed in zolozolo
By Peter Mseteka
Masambiro private schools have embarked in a construction of a multi-million private secondary school in zolozolo.
Masambiro private schools primcipal, Charles simwaka ,says that upon completion the school is going to enrol five hundred students.
“The school will be one of the best in the city of mzuzu,and one of its kind in zolozolo “.highlighted Simwaka.
“We thought of constructing this school after realising that half of our students at our main campus in Chimaliro comes from the outskirts of zolozolo.
Furthermore simwaka said that he was glad to share that the construction of the classrooms have used enviromental friendly bricks thereby helping government in conserving the environment.
Upon completion the school is going to employ 20 people in various positions including teachers.
Beuraland foods company registers increase in profits
By Peter Mseteka
Beuraland foods company says the increase in profits this year is because of the introduction of new products on the market.The new products include potatoe and Banana crisps.
Beuraland further says that ontop of the new products,their old product peanut butter continues to do well on the market such that big shops have now started buying in big quantities.
According to Beuraland manager,Melinda Chitsulo,peanut butter alone the year ended have attracted 40 percent of the profits the company makes per year.
“people are fully in trust with the quality and ingredients that are in our products,last year we were only selling our products through our salesmen, but now customers are coming right at our offices to order products for sale”.
Chitsulo said that in due time they are going to be supplying their products to world food organization in a contract that will see W.F.O supplying their foods to the selected orphanages that are under their control.
The secured contract with W.F.O will see Beuraland foods company doubling further their profit from the previous last years 40 percent to 70 percent.
Low Turn out for Mzuzu Demo’s
By Peter Mseteka
The much awaited Mzuzu anti- govenment demonstrations suffered a blow as few people gather for the march.
The Demo’s were slated to start at 800hrs ,but only a handful people gathered.
Leader of youth and society ,Charles kajoloweka, highlighted that the low turn out was because of the tactics played by the rulling Democratic progressive party (DPP).
Kajoloweka noted that DPP paid people to conduct a sweeping exercise to frustrate the peaceful demonstration.
“it is with sadness to see the DPP organising a sweeping exercise the same day and time we organised our match to present a petition to the chief executive office of Mzuzu city council” lamented kajoloweka’.
Efforts to talk talk to mzuzu city council C.E.O Mcloud Kadammanja prooved futile as he gave a cold shoulder citing that he was not in a good position to comment on the matter.
Civil society organisations has vowed to drag President Mutharika for not showing up in the city of Lilongwe to receive the petition.
Mzuzu Technical College Urged for increase in passing rate
By peter Mseteka
Mzuzu technical college says high passing rate this year is an indication that the students snd tutors are coordinating well in their studies
M.T.C principal Suzgo Phiri was speaking on award presentantion of student who have done exceptionally well in their final year examination.
M.T .C further says that the development is as a result of increased tutors and learning materials ,which have given the students strength to work extra hard
According Phiri , the school has increased their enrolment from 1000 to 1500.
The development represents 70 percent increase pass rate compared to the 60 percent pass rate of the year ended 2017.
MZUNI TO HOST MASTER’S SECURITY FC.
By Peter Mseteka
Mzuzu university football team will play against Masters security this afternoon in the ongoing Tnm super league.
Mzuzu is on position thirteen from twenty one games, while Master’s are on position Seven from twenty two games.
A win for Mzuni will take them to position twenty a situation which will make Masters to drop to position eight.
“we have to win the game at all cost for us to be on safer side to avoid relegation,our approach for the past three games have been so good, and we optimistic of winning this game,” Chirwa said.
Master’s Security coach Abasa Makawa said, he has all the boys ready and he is expecting a winner.
” All our strikers ,Amos Bello and Gift Thindwa are in top form and we are expecting them to give us the needed goals”.
On Sartuday Master’s Security brushed Moyale Barracks 1-0.
By Peter Mseteka
Pictorial focus, 17/09/2018
Freedom Party Welcoming new members, Mzuzu upper stadium.
MHANGO WINS IN SHORPRITE MONTHLY COMPETITION
Blessed is the hands that giveth,than the hands that taketh, it was all smiles for Chimwemwe Mhango a form four student at katoto secondary school when she won a shopping voucher at shorprite Mzuzu.
Shorprite Mega stores is conducting competition in all their shops across the country as one way of thanking their customers were two people every month are winning a 30,000 kwacha shopping voucher.
Smiles was all over Mhango’s face when one of the shopteller announced that she was the lucky winner for the first ticket of the month: iam very happy for the voucher, i come here only to buy bread ,but here iam with a voucher to shop more, ” Jubiliated Mhango”.
Mzuzu shorprite manager Alick Mkandawire conglatulated the winner and promised for the continuation of the competition the following month.
The Harsh Conditions Inside Malawi’s Poisons
By Peter Mseteka
The time was exactly 12 o’clock when we were reaching Mulanje prison on the 6th January of 2017.This was not just an ordinary trip but a trip to see the real life inmates are living in different prisons of Malawi.
The new year holiday has just ended and one of our friend has just been pardoned to freedom by the president, we have given him a warm welcome he accorded and he had time to narrate to us what prison life is really like. A group of six of us unemployed we have felt it a need that we can do something with the little we get.
Malawi prisons are are faced with numerous problems, there is overcrowding which poses both social and ethical problems. it socially unacceptable and unethical to treat human beings like animals, When human beings obeys a call of nature or takes a bath privacy is needed-but with prisons of Malawi that is not the case.Prison condition in many countries continues to give a case for a concern .
The Malawi prison service has been described as under pressure and at breaking point. According to a prison service spokesperson( Constable Mwambasaye) the vast majority of prisoners complaints are about the day to day realities of prison life-badly prepared meals , beating by senior prisoners, congested cells , filthy mattresses ,intimidation by staff ,poor health care, personal hygiene, lack of training and recreation and constructive activities .
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