President Mutharika says Prince Harry symbolizes the wonderful relationship between Britain and Malawi
President Peter Mutharika In Subsay hosted Prince Harry as Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe when he made a courtesy call during the start of his visit to the country, saying the Duke of Sussex visit symbolizes the wonderful relationship between Britain and Malawi.
“Your visit symbolizes the wonderful relationship between Britain and Malawi, which has been beneficial on both sides,” said Mutharika.
The President pointed out that Britain
is the oldest friend of Malawi and share a proud history of education and sharing knowledge.
“There are many Malawians who have gone through the British education system either here at home or in the UK,” he said.
Mutharika said hepleased to note that Prince Harry continues to take active interest in education and youth development.
“You and I share a common heart in youth development. As you may be aware, I have gone an aggressive campaign for skills development in our Youth. We are targeting secondary school leavers and building community technical colleges across the country.
“My goal is that every constituency must have a good secondary school and community technical college. We are building community colleges now, and I am launching construction of 250 new secondary schools across the country shortly,” said Mutharika
He said the community colleges are empowering young men and women to get out of the poverty trap.
Prince Harry earlier visited Nalikule College of Education in Lilongwe.
The Duke of Sussex was given a warm and energetic reception at the college on his visit to learn how girls have been kept in school by Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED).
Prince Harry greeted many of the pupils as he arrived, before going to the college’s library to meet 40 young CAMA women and CAMFED Malawi’s National Director Harold Kuombola where they held a discussion about education and empowering youth.
On Monday among the Duke’s engagements will be a visit to Liwonde National Park to pay tribute to guardsman Mathew Talbot of the Coldstream Guards, who lost his life in May 2019 while on an anti-poaching patrol.
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Presidential false conciousness. Britain has never been a friend of Malawi. It was a colonial master and just changed into a neocolonial one. So do not fool your people.
Koma mzungu uyu ndi wonyansa- kupulumukila ndalama basi
The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, visited Malawi. His wife the Duchess of Sussex did not.
Trapence ndi zizete zinzako,musalole apite musanaonane nae .
I saw it yesterday on news. It was British news writers who were advising the prince not to meet pitala not opposition parties or hrdc no no no. Why you keep on comfusing yourself you cadets remember your days are in numbers God has already started making confusions on you
‘I am building 250 schools’ Who’s building those schools and colleges. Is it not donor money? Matama basi. Kubwela nsanga nsanga ku US kudzakumana ndi Harry.
I thought you rushed with BIG letters to convince the Prince not to see the Head of State. Ndiye Manyazi bwanji
Re the top photo, captioned: “The Duchess of Sussex was greeted by a welcome song … “.
Where is the DUCHESS in the photo?
This visit is not a political issue, it has nothing to do with MCP, DPP, HRDC or UTM. For once leave politics and electoral issues out of this and let Prince Harry help the people of Malawi the best way UK can and will. People should learn to differentiate between national issues and partisan politics. The British are not fools, they are watching closely, if any one disturbs this Prince, then it’s an attack on the Queen. Siza Jane Ansah izi, ndiza Queen of UK, leader of the the Commonwealth. Basop.