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Proudly Malawians women group based in England, called Daughters of Nyasa, have donated several items to patients at Namulenga Health Centre in Mulanje District.
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Mtisunge Katemba, a member of the Daughters of Nyasa, presented the donation on Friday which included maize flour, soap, Vaseline and others items worth K240,000.
She said Daughters of Nyasa were concerned with problems that are being faced in Malawi public hospitals and decided to contribute to alleviate some of them.
Katemba said Malawian women in UK who belong to the group, in Midland areas like Coventry, Birmingham, Rugby and Leicester, they raise funds to help fellow women back home.
“We remain proudly Malawians though we stay abroad. Daughters of Nyasa will continue to fundraise to help our country in one way or the other.The Bible teaches us to give a helping hand to a brother or sister who is suffering, no matter the little we have, it is satisfying when you fulfil that,” said Katemba.
In-charge of Namulenga Health Centre, Sister Catherine, Chimwaza, commended the group for the gesture, saying at came at the right time as most patients were in need of food.
Daughters of Nyasa: Making a donation[/caption]
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Daughetrs of Nyasa donate to Namulenga Health centre[/caption]
Mtisunge Katemba, a member of the Daughters of Nyasa, presented the donation on Friday which included maize flour, soap, Vaseline and others items worth K240,000.
She said Daughters of Nyasa were concerned with problems that are being faced in Malawi public hospitals and decided to contribute to alleviate some of them.
Katemba said Malawian women in UK who belong to the group, in Midland areas like Coventry, Birmingham, Rugby and Leicester, they raise funds to help fellow women back home.
“We remain proudly Malawians though we stay abroad. Daughters of Nyasa will continue to fundraise to help our country in one way or the other.The Bible teaches us to give a helping hand to a brother or sister who is suffering, no matter the little we have, it is satisfying when you fulfil that,” said Katemba.
In-charge of Namulenga Health Centre, Sister Catherine, Chimwaza, commended the group for the gesture, saying at came at the right time as most patients were in need of food.