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EMPOWERING FAITH: A DEEP DIVE INTO THE FREE CAPTIVE HOLY CROSS PENTECOSTAL CHURCH PROJECT IN MZIMBA SOUTH

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As the sun casts long shadows over the red soil of Engalaweni the, a village nestled in Mzimba south, the atmosphere vibrates with the sound of both labor and devotion. The sounds of shovels against the ground, the thud of molded bricks, voices of church members in song fill the area where maize used to grow. On this sacred land, an incredible development is taking shape. The first permanent home for the Free Captive Holy Cross Pentecostal Church, originally established as a sub–branch of Mzimba main church well known as Beautiful Gate Holy Cross Pentecostal Church, its consistent development and growing membership have enabled it to become an independent branch, continuing to serve the spiritual needs of its community. Some youth molding bricks  For years, this church humbly began with just four dedicated members. Over time, the church has experienced steady growth and now has a congregation of about 50 people including children. The congregation met wherever they could; under tre...
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HIGH HOPES AND HARD REALITIES: MZIMBA SOUTH CALLS FOR FAIRNESS AND TRANSPARENCY IN JOB SELECTIONS

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      Disappointment has struck Mzimba South due to the lack of successful applications for the CARD Enumerator positions. The Centre for Agricultural Research and Development (CARD) attracted numerous hopeful candidates looking to make a difference in agricultural research in Malawi. However, despite the overwhelming response, only a few candidates were selected, leaving many feeling disillusioned and frustrated. The applicants, including recent graduates like a hopeful from Mzuzu University, saw this opportunity as a way to apply their knowledge and skills to benefit their region. The competitive selection process left many qualified candidates without any feedback on their rejections, leading to concerns about transparency and fairness. Community members have raised questions about the selection process, with rumors of favoritism and nepotism circulating. While the CARD representative emphasized that the selection process was based on merit, they acknowledged that not ...
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President Chakwera Appoints New Chancellor for MUBAS, Calls for Student Loan Repayment

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In a strategic move aimed at enhancing academic standards and addressing the challenge of student loan repayment, President Lazarus Chakwera has officially appointed Dr. Martha Chizuma as the new chancellor of the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS). The inauguration ceremony, held at the university's campus in Lilongwe, marks a pivotal moment for both the institution and the nation.  Dr. Chizuma, a distinguished legal expert and former Ombudsman, brings a wealth of experience and leadership to her new role. Widely praised within academic circles, her appointment signals a commitment to strengthening governance and academic excellence at MUBAS. During her inaugural address, Chancellor Chizuma emphasized the paramount importance of academic integrity, research innovation, and student welfare. She pledged to collaborate closely with the university's stakeholders to uphold the highest educational standards and foster a culture of innovation and entrepreneurs...
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TUMBUKA TRIBE AND THEIR TRADITIONAL DANCE IN MALAWI

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 Tumbuka tribe is one of the most dominant ethnic group in Malawi, with a rich cultural heritage that has been preserved for centuries. Among the various traditions and customs of the Tumbuka people, the Vimbuza dance holds a significant place as a spiritual and healing ritual. The Vimbuza dance is a traditional dance performed by the Tumbuka tribe as part of their spiritual and healing practices. It is performed by both men and women and is accompanied by drumming and chanting.  VIMBUZA THE HEALING DANCE  Vimbuza is the healing popular among the Tumbuka people living in the Northern Malawi such as Mzimba and Rumphi. In the Tumbuka culture, the Vimbuza dance is not just a form of entertainment or expression, but a sacred ritual that is deeply rooted in their beliefs. The Vimbuza dance is often performed during times of illness or distress, as it is believed to have to the individual and the community. Tumbuka people believe that the Vimbuza dance serves as a medium throug...
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