Zimbabwe diplomat Dumbutshena to return to Malawi for charity

Diplomat  Thandiwe Dumbutshena, who is leaving Malawi at the end of her tour of duty as Zimbabwe ambassador , has  said she will come back to Malawi to establish orphan care centers.

Thandiwe Dumbutshena: I will be back in Malawi
 Munlo described Dumbutshena as a true friend of Malawi
The farewell dinner hosted by the outgoing Zimbabwean Ambassador to Malawi at her Residence in Area 10,Lilongwe.

She said  about her plans  during the farewell dinner at her residence in Area 10.

“I have been offering bursaries to needy children in both private and government schools and this has encouraged me to form my own organization in Malawi’’, she said.

Malawi’s Principal Secretary of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Isaac Munlo described Dumbutshena as a true friend of Malawi and the woman of integrity who has helped Malawi to improve its relationship with Zimbabwe.

“She has been accessible and tolerance to all Ambassadors and has build a comprehensive team of Ambassadors and it is my hope that she will carry a better story for Malawi wherever she goes’’, Said Munlo.

Munlo further said the country will miss her activities and he hoped that her replacement would continue Dumbutshena’s good work of uniting Malawi and Zimbabwe as well as members of diplomatic corps.

The Egyptian Ambassador to Malawi and also the Dean of African group speaking on behalf of Malawi members of diplomatic corps described Dumbutshena as wonderful lady, legendary for all African Ambassadors and left a wonderful legacy and will miss her activities.

Among the diplomats present during the farewell dinner include Egyptian Ambassador to Malawi, Nigeria, Zambia, Mozambique and others.

The diplomat, who also served as Dean of the Diplomatic Corps in Malawi is leaving the country 14 years after presenting her letters of credence in 2004.

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Nalingula
Nalingula
5 years ago

Malawians working at Zimbabwe embassy not paid for 4 months.Charity should begin with Paying Employees what’s due to them.

Chris
Chris
5 years ago

Tichali

Ungwelu
Ungwelu
5 years ago

I do not believe that she is honest. Just wait and see when really comes back.

Nkhutukumve
Nkhutukumve
5 years ago

Really?! Why not in Zimbabwe where more people need charity? Charity begins at home madam

Yahya Yahya Jammeh
5 years ago

We shouldn’t entertain this woman. If he is has good reasons for setting up a charity organisation, her country Zimbabwe needs her more than us. She will come here to siphon money and deposit it in foreign banks on behalf of the powers that be. This is a mere ploy for theft. She knows in Zimbawe Mnangagwa will not allow her to do this because she is a staunch supporter of Mugabe.

Watematema Mutu
5 years ago

Mayiwa akula looking at the last time I saw her. Koma ife a Malawi sindimavetsa kuti timalekelera bwanji anthu azichita exploit Malawi in the name of charity? Zoona? Bwanji osakapanga izi kwawo komwe vutoli liri lalikulu.

Grova
Grova
5 years ago

Charity activities are welcome in Malawi as long as they are done in good faith. Lets watch and see. Even our own so called Humanitarian organizations in the country, some are abusing their positions by among other things bringing and giving their home boys and girls higher positions. Hope this woman will not bring Zimbabweans here. Imagine the Malawi Red Cross Society set up, The President (Board chair) from Lilongwe though based in Blantyre, Secretary General (Chief Executive) from Lilongwe, The Director of Programs and Development (Second in Command) from Mchinji. The Human Resources Manager from Lilongwe. Is Red Cross… Read more »

Chilunga
Chilunga
5 years ago
Reply to  Grova

Grova wake up my brother. this sister of yours has bought land and property in Malawi using corrupt money so she can’t let it go. she will have to stick around and fool you that she is coming back in the name of charity.

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