Malawi veep Chimulirenji in Tanzania for SADC summit
Malawi’s Vice President, Everton Herbert Chimulirenji, Friday arrived in the United Republic of Tanzania to attend, on behalf of President Peter Mutharika, the 39th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) from 17 to 18 August in Dar es Salaam.
President Mutharika delegated the Chimulirenji to demonstrate his commitment to improving and maintaining good international relations, power sharing and trade between Malawi and Sadc member states which is key to economic growth and development.
The 39th Ordinary Summit of the Sadc Heads of State and government, is expected to be officially opened on Saturday at 9:00 hours at Julius Nyerere International Convention Centre (JNICC).
The theme for the 39th ordinary summit is “A Conducive Environment for Inclusive and Sustainable Industrial Development, Increased Intra-Regional Trade and Job Creation.”
Apart from attending the official opening of the Summit, the Vice President is expected to sit in for Mutharika in a number of Summit events namely attending the Summit Closed Session, the State Banquet in honour of the Heads of State and Government and their Spouses, attending an official closing ceremony of the Summit and having an audience with Muhammad Dewj, Chief Executive Officer of the Mohammad Enterprises Limited (MOEL) among others.
The SADC Summit is made up of all SADC Heads of State or Government and is managed on a troika system that comprises the current SADC Chairperson, the incoming Chairperson and the immediate previous Chairperson.
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Shallow minds – you venture into government to serve not enjoy or for show. Looks like that is what the the supporters are saying – it must fall since it has no heart for the citizens.
Chimulirenji boma….
The lord lifts the lowly and humbles the pride hearted..Dzikoli ndi lamulungudi. What tommorrow holds even the wisest proffessor does not know. Under the raging sun we ought to respect one another and share a brotherly smile. After all regions were a colonial concept to divide and conquer. We all migrated to this small rich nation called Malawi were the Jere and Akaombwe plied their trade as fruit gatherers and hunters. One day we ought to have a memorial day for these greats other than comemorating some funny holidays imposed by our oppressors (Odala Sunday was one amongst them-R.I.P)
Zoona angoni genuine ndinu amwayi, komatu osayiwala angoni azanu akuvutika kukhoti zoziyamba dala pano two weeks kuyankha mlandu atavala suit ya mizele.
Kikiki Ati kuvala suti ya mizele, dala basi: kuti misodzi ikagwa isamaoneke bwino posata mizeleyo!