Mwambande donate maize and fuel to Karonga Hospital

One of the business operators in Karonga the northern part of Malawi known as Mwambande Investment has donated 40 bags of maize weighing 50kg each and 400 litters of fuel to the district hospital with the aim of bailing out the financial problem that the facility is facing.

Mwambande presenting bag of maize to hospital officials
Mwambande presenting bag of maize to hospital officials
The maize donated to Karonga hospital
The maize donated to Karonga hospital

Karonga Hospital is scaling down most of its operations as it is still running without government fund since June 2015 a development which led the officials to suspend providing food to admitted patients and taking referral cases.

Mwambande donation follows the statement announced by the District Heath Advisory Committee (HAC) through the local radio informing the general public in the district that the hospital officials will not take part in managing the resources which will be contributed by the community who earlier denied issuing their support fearing that the staff will misuse their resources.

Speaking during the donation, the Managing Director of Mwambande investment Mungasulwa Mwambande said he is concerned with the current situation at the hospital which he described as a “threat to the patients lives.”

Mwambande his donations is part of the company’s social responsibility to the community.

“As a business entity which operates here in Karonga I am very much concerned with the situation which our friends who need medical attention are experiencing at the hospital,” he said.

He then asked other business operators in the district to support the hospital.

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Bennet Nyirenda
Bennet Nyirenda
9 years ago

Have You donated even one bag whether generously or politically, Just appreciate the gesture.

Mwachimbuli Bamasemi
Mwachimbuli Bamasemi
9 years ago

A good gesture of kindness in these hard times. He could have made millions if he had sold the maize on the black market thriving across the border. The fact that he decided to donate to a worthwhile cause is worth emulating. Kalya akufye naloli.

Mwananchoko
Mwananchoko
9 years ago

Congratulations Mr. Mwambande. The Hospital appealed and you responded, that is very good. For those who don’t know this guy has been helping and I remember even before the last elections he built the Road that is just few kilometers from Karonga as we go to the boarder. This gentleman has the heart to help, may God bless you. Its very easy to talk nonsense when others have donated…

Denguzman
9 years ago

Gud sho bt pipo have money in Karonga koma satengepo phunziro. Honourables, what are u doing? This guy is not an MP bt he do understands better the problems KDH is facing koma ma MP muli pheeee kumangonjoya nditizimwenzi kuno ku LL, tikukuonanitu. God bless Mwambande coz u are a true Son of Karonga District.

Mwamuwunda
Mwamuwunda
9 years ago

Good gesture, Mr Mwambande. This is not the first time. God bless you abundantly

Inhumane Rights Activist
Inhumane Rights Activist
9 years ago

What a show! So many rich people donate to orphanages and hospitals in Malawi and i know one is my employer, Ketan Kotecha of Arkay Plastics who has done that many many times and not just with food but with non-perishable treasurable assets like furniture, blankets, and many other forms of hospital equipment. But you will never see such people invite the media for a “show-off ” political stunt like this guy above. This is pure PR and political posturing. God does not bless such actions because they have a political motive behind.

Gulugufe
Gulugufe
9 years ago

Asatinamize uyu, akufuna kudzakhala eMuPi! If he is sincere why not donate some of the bags to Ekwendeni Hospital?

Kamuzu Palace
9 years ago

Kyala akutule we mwambande! Wabapoka banthu ku imfwa. kikolo kiwale, inselo sisule ni hela, amaghali ghapapane khati mbwele sha kwa kibwe.

jojo
jojo
9 years ago

God will richly reward you Munga, and his blessings will be showered on you.

clement
clement
9 years ago

May be, as a general policy, govt shud adopt a one meal a day. And this meal shud be phala ku mmawa. Relatives and guardians of the sick must take greater responsibility than leaving everything in the hands of govt. The hospital can take care of referred patients and other vulnerables such as infants. Let hospitals concentrate on their core values and that is prescriptions, medicines, surgery, xray, etc. Apa boma laonesa kale kuti lalephera kudyesa odwala. Chasala nkukhazikisa new policy for way forward

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