By Jones Gadama
The Minister of Natural Resources and Climate Change, Owen Chomanika, presided over the commemoration of the 75th World Meteorological Day at Machinga TTC ground. Upon arrival, Minister Chomanika inspected pavilions showcasing climate change messages, emphasizing the importance of addressing this global issue.
The event drew notable attendees, including District Commissioner for Machinga, Rodwel Mateauma, Traditional Authority Sitola, and other traditional chiefs and community members.
This gathering highlighted the collective effort to raise awareness about climate change and its impact on Malawi.
As Minister of Natural Resources and Climate Change, Chomanika has been at the forefront of addressing environmental concerns in Malawi.
His appointment to this position in January 2025 demonstrates the government’s commitment to tackling climate change.
The commemoration of World Meteorological Day serves as a reminder of the importance of meteorological services in understanding and mitigating the effects of climate change.
The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services plays a crucial role in providing timely and accurate weather forecasts, supporting sustainable development and safeguarding lives.
This event underscores the need for continued awareness and action on climate change, with the government, traditional leaders, and communities working together to address this pressing issue.
