DPP cadets claim to be ‘reformed,’ donate K2m worth items to Mzuzu Prison

A youth outfit within the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), Saturday donated various items to inmates at Mzuzu Central Prison worth K2 million kwacha.

DPP youth wing donating to Mzuzu prison
DPP youth wing donating to Mzuzu prison

They donated 50 bags of maize, 10 bales of sugar, 2 cartoons of laundry soap, 2 cartons of body lotion and 450 plastic plates.

Leader of the delegation Kevan Tchali said the DPP youth wing decided to donate to Mzuzu Prison as one way of demonstrating to Malawians that DPP youth have been reformed from being thugs to responsible citizen who can take part in developing the nation.

“We want to lead by example and support President Peter Mutharika’s vision of uplifting the lives of all in the country,” said Tchali.

One of the inmates told Nyasa Times that it “was a wise donation.”

The youth wing has made similar donations at Mulanje hospital, Queen Elizabeth Central, and recently swept Area 25 markets in the capital Lilongwe.

The youth previously were renowned for their violent stint, especially during the late Bingu wa Mutharika’s regime.

During the afternoon of July 19, 2011, the youths had stormed the streets of commercial capital Blantyre in a move to frighten the citizenry that had planned a nationwide anti-government protest the following day.

They had reportedly received Bingu wa Mutharika’s blessing who, even though the protests claimed 20 lives, never apologized to Malawians. –Additional reporting by Pius Nyondo, Nyasa Times.

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chasefu
8 years ago

Kwali mwe

shaaaa!
shaaaa!
8 years ago

usiku mukalandenso.kkkkkkkkkkkkkk

James Phiri
James Phiri
8 years ago

Whose money are using to make these donations? Better not be from tax payers or the usual well wishers!

henz
8 years ago

You mean K2m for only these few iterms eish this animal called cashgate will not be killed.

Bristol
8 years ago

Thumbs up for DPP Youth Cadets. You have shown you care. Malawians, let’s learn to appreciate good things that the DPP young people have done because it is commendable.

Nedson Trouble Jere
8 years ago

Kwamba bingu,pitala,dpp kumalira imwe ba youth cadet muli vindere vyakufikapo.Imwe mukanyoza goodal gondwe kuti wakutondeka kumusangirani ntchito muhanya mwasanga K2 million mwaisanga nkhu?Vikunibaba ine chifukwa nkhulipira msonkho pampesu pinu dpp yose.Babale bakomeka mwankhanza pa 20 July 2011.Nkhumanya boma likukoma linganisanga pa 0 888 185 448 nkhopa yayi.

VIYAZI TEMBO
VIYAZI TEMBO
8 years ago

GO AND BUILD LITTLE HOUSES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS IN THE COUNTRY SIDE……

Tengupenya
Tengupenya
8 years ago

THE WISE ONE remember that charity begins at home. You cannot look too far while your own kiln are in need of your alms.

munyalika
8 years ago

agalu inu

Kondwani Bowazi
Kondwani Bowazi
8 years ago

I would appreace it if you all young tools were cleaning the streets and repairing bridges, instead of all this PR gimmick. We got problems !

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