Daughters of Nyasa supports Namulenga Health center
Proudly Malawians women group based in England, called Daughters of Nyasa, have donated several items to patients at Namulenga Health Centre in Mulanje District.
Mtisunge Katemba, a member of the Daughters of Nyasa, presented the donation on Friday which included maize flour, soap, Vaseline and others items worth K240,000.
She said Daughters of Nyasa were concerned with problems that are being faced in Malawi public hospitals and decided to contribute to alleviate some of them.
Katemba said Malawian women in UK who belong to the group, in Midland areas like Coventry, Birmingham, Rugby and Leicester, they raise funds to help fellow women back home.
“We remain proudly Malawians though we stay abroad. Daughters of Nyasa will continue to fundraise to help our country in one way or the other.The Bible teaches us to give a helping hand to a brother or sister who is suffering, no matter the little we have, it is satisfying when you fulfil that,” said Katemba.
In-charge of Namulenga Health Centre, Sister Catherine, Chimwaza, commended the group for the gesture, saying at came at the right time as most patients were in need of food.
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everytime one try to help or give from their pocket there are people back home see as nothing. Is it ok to beg from Muzungus who humilate u? We Malawians abroad dont have much but whatever Little we can must be appriciated. I am glad people who received the Little appreciated. we dont care you criticis it. Read the bible what it says about giving. Even here in Europé they do donate Little. What is wrong with Malawians. How much your leaders take from you? We work arsel of us us here. This is why Malawians abroad dont want to… Read more »
Zamanyazi zedi. or bridal shower masiku ano getting MK240,000 is nothing. Vuto lokhala kunja you miss the reality on the ground.
Let`s not trivialize charity. I as a son of Namulenga, whose ancestors migrated from the Mozambique at the turn of the 20th century, and sojourned at M`gonawambo before selling at Nhlapa village (next to Drahamani village) say thank you. Pachilomwe timati thikomo. Mphatso haichepa iyayi. Blessed is the hand that giveth
abale K240,000.00 mpaka pa Nyasatimes? hehehehehe, ndiye Nyasatimes idzilemba zaifetu basi. Ndiyenso ochokera ku mangalande kkkkkkkk. Charity ought to be done in silence, hey mwatani azimayi. Komanso dzinalo, mpaka Nyasa. Azimayi a Nyasa kkkkkk. Get a proper name. Thanks for the donation.
we need to appreciate! whatever they spent was from their own hearts not to show off
May God replace what you have donated to the needy
Ku UK kuno tikukhala bwinobwino and we dont have to donate anything to ungrateful people! AS long as we are helping our families which most of us here do, we are okay! Nanga ku Malawiko mukutani? Kadziko kakang’ono ngati ako kukukanikanu? It’s not always how much you give but what you give!
No. 2, 3 and 4. This depends. As for me, I am divided within me. On one hand I would like to keep this kind of gesture a secret. On the other hand I have learnt over time that when you give and make it public, you encourage others. They start to think in their mind and say “if this one gave something, then it means I can do it”. In fact, there is nothing like a small amount, when it comes to helping the needy. I am sure the good sisters also came for other things, so giving K… Read more »
K240,000 = R6,000 bwelanikoni azimayi. Iyi ndi amount yomwe amapanga raise azimayi a chi Malawi pa kitchen top up kuno ku JHB with only 11 members.
I agree with comment number 2. Let’s learn how to give quietly. Eeish
why publicising generosity?