Senior Chief M’bwana dies of Covid-19 in Nkhatabay

Secretary for Local Government and Rural Development Charles Kalemba has confirmed the death of Senior Chief M’bwana of Nkhatabay District.

Charles Kalemba has confirmed the death of Senior Chief M’bwana

According to Kalemba, M’bwana succumbed to Covid-19 on   July 22 2020 at his home.

M’bwana whose real name was Francis Nyirenda was born in 1947.

He was installed as Traditional Authority on 15th October 2009 and was later elevated to Senior Chief M’bwana on 28th May 2011.

He is survived by six children and four grand children.

His burial is expected to taken place on Thursday 23rd July 2020.

The sharp rise in the number of cases has been attributed to the June 23 court-sanctioned presidential election re-run where thousands of Malawians ignored health measures and social distancing rules to attend political rallies.

Experts also blame people, who returned from foreign countries mainly from South Africa responsible for the spike in pandemic cases. As of July 12, more than 1,900 people arrived in the country form, South Africa.

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Guest
Guest
3 years ago

Either way, now is the time for action. Everyone should be wearing a face mask, wash hands often, and people should avoid gatherings if in ANY way possible. Looking at Europe, which was badly hit, comparing how each country acted and each country’s death count per million of citizens, we can see that those measures are of value.

Let
Let
3 years ago

It’s those stupid rallies and unnecessary activity. Aren’t Malawians still coming from SA. You can’t stop them. It’s their home

katayeni chitutu
katayeni chitutu
3 years ago

THE SHARP RISE OF COVID IS NOT DUE TO JUNE 23RD ELECTIONS BUT IMPORTATION FROM SOUTH AFRICA

Bob Finye
Bob Finye
3 years ago

There is no COVID-19 in Malawi- Chilima

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