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BLANTYRE ARCHDIOCES CATHOLIC WOMEM ASSOCIATION VISIT COUNTERPARTS IN ARCH DIOCESE OF TETE
A group of 34 members of the Catholic Women Association from Saint Montfort Parish visited their counterparts in Tete, reciprocating a visit that the Catholic Women Association of Tete undertook in the year 2023.The Women were accompanied by their Parish Priest Rev. Padre Nkolombidzo.
The highlights of the main Mass were Speeches by various dignitaries including the Governor of Tete Province, His Excellency Domingos Viola and the Consul General, Mr. Happy Jonathan Saka.
His Excellency Viola praised the Catholic Womens Organization of Tete and other believers in the province for their Evangelism work which when combined with Government work contributes to the transformation of communities. He also thanked the Catholic Womens Association of Malawi for their visit which took them to Songo District where they were able to see for themselves the progress of the expansion works at Matambo Hydroelectric Substation which will sustain the power line that will transport electricity to Malawi. Mozambique aims to start the work on the deployment of the power transfer to Malawi by the end of this year.
In his response the Consul General hailed the Excellent Bilateral Relations between Malawi and Mozambique which started a long time ago. He appreciated the fact that Malawians and Mozambicans are the same people the only point of contrast may be the language which will soon be history as the Government of President Dr. Lazarus Chakwere was instituted a Policy where Primary and Secondary Schools in Malawi will be teaching Portuguese. Good thing was that the Mozambicans already speak Chichewa. Mr. Saka quoted the former late President Kamuzu Banda who believed that travel is part of a critical learning process and as such appreciated that the Malawi Women travelled to Mozambique, where one of the things seen and appreciated was the Cahora Bassa Hydroelectric Power Generation in Songo District where overall impact will be the erasure of power shortage problem in Malawi. He concluded by encouraging continuation of these exchange visits as their value is appreciated by all concerned.
Coming to the crux of the exchange visits, the coordinators for the two women groups agreed that the lessons learnt were profound and far reaching. The Malawians Women were amazed that the Mozambican women were doing well even in some aspects doing better than their trainers. Note worthy was the fact that the women were taking on more responabilities in assisting the church than they were taught especially when it comes to supporting the clergy as well as its membership during bereavement. A beautiful exchange of gifts ceremony was yet another positive highlight of the visit.
The purpose of the visit was two fold: to condole their counterpart for the loss of Rev. Padre Vital Adriano Conala who passed away on 7th April, 2024 after a short illness. And secondly to reciprocate the exchange visit of Tete Diocese Catholic Women Association undertaken in 2023.
The visit took the women to the Santuary for Our Lady of Holy Conception in Zobwe. Many activities took place at the St Pauls Cathedral in Tete including prayers, various displays to showcase some traditional foods and drinks that define Mozambique people Tete in particular including some clinical services. The women Visited Songo district where besides prayers a memorial mass for Rev. Padre Vital Adriano Conala was held, a visit to the Cahora Bassa Hydroelectric Power where electricity is generated. A visit to Boroma to see the Mission of St. Joseph of Boroma where the first Seminary for Brothers is situated. An Official Dinner was at Hotel Wilkebro (Sabor Brazil where they ate, danced and fellowshipped together.
The love and friendship reflected by the women was a true reflection of the brotherly love displayed by the leadership of Malawi and Zambia.
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Tete Consulate in Zambezia Province
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One Malawian is reported dead
One Malawian is reported dead while nine others are seriously injured in an accident in Mozambique's Tete province involving a bus heading to Blantyre from South Africa.
Tete province Consul General Happy Saka said that the deceased and the injured are currently at Tete Provincial Hospital.
Saka added that the driver of the DNC bus, registration number CHS 388-L, reportedly lost control upon reaching the Mameme area in Moatize district, causing the bus to overturn.
The individuals involved have not yet been identified, according to Mr. Saka.
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Saint Andrews International High School promotes its Academic Services in Mozambique
Malawi’s high-flying centre of academic excellence, Saint Andrews International High School, is spreading its wings to the neighbouring Mozambique in a bid to woo students in the former Portuguese colony to come to Malawi for quality education at the prized institute of learning.
A five-member delegation from Saint Andrews International High School comprising two teachers and two students and led the head teacher, Sarah Samanyika, visited Tete Province in Mozambique with the help of the Malawi Consul General Happy Saka and his team and in collaboration with the Malawi High Commissioner to Mozambique Wezi Moyo to promote and market the school’s high-end academic services and to attract learners in that country as they seek to expand their territory.
The Saint Andrews International High School delegation included the headmistress Mrs. Sarah Samanyika, teachers Mr. Izette and Mrs Kacholola – the delegation also included two senior students and school prefects, Blossom Mijiga and Isaac Mpemba.
During the week-long visit, an event was held on Friday as a climax, at the VIP Hotel in Tete organised for Saint Andrews International High School’s mission to get Mozambican students study at the Malawian 60 year-old British curriculum learning institution, the Malawi High Commissioner to Maputo said the function was seized with the agenda of Trade and Investment as well as education.
Ambassador Moyo said: “Saint Andrews International High School is here to sell its services and while Consulate is facilitating this agenda for the school in its own way it is contributing to the bigger picture of strengthening the bilateral relations between Malawi and Mozambique.”
Moyo At this commended SAIntS head teacher, Sarah Samanyika and her team for taking a bold decision to go to Mozambique to undertake a number of promotional activities for the High School.
The Malawi Consulate in Tete in collaboration with Mozambique Confederation of Economic Associations CTA is organising a Business Forum to be hosted Tete Province tentatively from 11 to 13 July, 2024.
SAInts is expected to attend the Forum to continue with the efforts they have laid foundation during the visit this time around.
This is the major route through which Consulate facilitates that the business community from Tete should interface with their counter parts from Malawi to strike business deals of different natures and secure business parnerships from across the the borders.
SAIntS head teacher Sarah Samanyika thanked both the Tete Province Consul General Happy Saka and the Malawian High Commissioner Wezi Moyo for facilitating the trip and the support during the visit.
The Consulate hosted and accommodated the Saint Andrews International High School delegation during their visit and stay in Mozambican Province of Tete.
Samanyika also hailed the two senior students and school prefects Blossom Mijiga and Isaac Mpemba for representing the school really well.
In an interview Malawi Consul General in Tete Province Happy Saka said he is optimistic that the bilateral relationship between the people of the two countries will continue to flourish as the two nations share a very strong bond.
“We are pleased that Saint Andrews International High School took the initiative to come to Tete to promote quality of education and the excellent academic service delivery because a lot of people in Mozambique now want to send their children to a good school to learn English and Saint Andrews is that good school they are looking for and more,” Saka said.
Saka said Malawi and Mozambique have a lot in common and that is the reason the Malawi High Commissioner Wezi Moyo is working hard to develop partnerships and coordinations between the peoples of the countries.
“Our ambassador, Her Excellency Wezi Moyo is a very hardworking and visionary leader who is working tirelessly to ensure that the people of Malawi and Mozambique both benefit from each other.
“Here in Tete, there are a lot for trade and investment for Malawian and we are encouraging our people to take this opportunity and in the same vein we are encouraging the Mozambican people to go to Malawi to invest as the Republican President, Dr. Lazarus Chakwera has created a conducive environment and have have in place favourable conditions for trade and investment for both local and foreign investors,” Saka said.
Saka applauded Saint Andrews International High School for deciding to expand their horizon to Mozambique.
“I was so impressed with the two students, Blossom and Isaac, who accompanied the head teacher and two teachers for displaying high integrity and excellent demeanor. They are super intelligent and true future leaders. With what I saw in them, Malawi will be in safe hands in the future,” Saka explained.
The SAIntS in Blantyre, Malawi, was founded 1938 the Church of Scotland Mission.
The high school in its present form was established in 1958.
SAIntS is a British International School offering GCSE, A Level and BTEC qualifications and a wealth of extra-curricular opportunities.
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