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UTM’s Khumbo Billy Banda Donates Two Vehicles to Enhance Community Services in Blantyre

By Twink Jones Gadama

In a gesture of goodwill and commitment to community development, UTM’s Khumbo Billy Banda has donated two vehicles to support community services in Blantyre.

The donation, which includes a minibus and an ambulance, aims to address the challenges faced by residents in accessing healthcare and other essential services.

Banda, who is a strong advocate for community development, handed over the vehicles at a ceremony held in Lirangwe, Blantyre.

He expressed his concern about the difficulties faced by residents in accessing healthcare services due to the lack of reliable transportation.

“I was touched by the challenges faced by our people in accessing healthcare services,” Banda said.
He added, “As a leader, I believe it is my responsibility to find solutions to these problems that is why I have decided to donate these vehicles to support our community.”

The minibus will serve as an ambulance, providing emergency transportation to patients in need of medical attention.

The vehicle will also be used to transport patients to healthcare facilities, reducing the burden on families who often struggle to find reliable transportation.

The second vehicle, a pickup truck, will be used for various community development projects, including agriculture and infrastructure development.

The vehicle will also be used to support disaster response efforts, providing critical assistance during times of need.

Senior group Mkumba of traditional authority Lundu, praised Banda’s gesture, saying it would go a long way in supporting community development initiatives.

“This is a timely donation, Our community faces numerous challenges, and this donation will help alleviate some of these problems. We are grateful for Banda’s support,” Mkumba said.

Banda’s donation is part of his broader commitment to community development.

As a leader, he has consistently demonstrated his dedication to supporting initiatives that improve the lives of ordinary Malawians.

“Community development is at the heart of everything I do and I believe that by working together, we can create positive change and improve the lives of our people,” Banda said.

The donation of the two vehicles is a testament to Banda’s commitment to community service.

His gesture has been hailed as a shining example of leadership and a demonstration of his dedication to supporting the needs of his community.

Khumbo Billy Banda’s donation of two vehicles to support community services in Blantyre is a commendable gesture that will have a lasting impact on the lives of residents.

His commitment to community development is an inspiration to others, and his leadership is a shining example of what it means to serve with compassion and dedication.

2KB Enterprise launches MK24m football league in Blantyre North

BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-2KB Enterprise has kicked off the new year in Blantyre North by launching a three-year league, investing MK24 million with an annual sponsorship of MK8 million.

2KBEnterprise Managing Director, Khumbo Billy Banda said the 2KB Blantyre North Champions League goal is to foster football development in the constituency and the nation.

Banda said the company believes the league will assist in uncovering talent and expose youth to renowned clubs and reaffirmed his company’s commitment to providing opportunities for talented youngsters,

“We would like to expose young people with talent to clubs, providing them with a purpose in life. Football experts will identify talents from all teams, culminating in the formation of a team, Lirangwe Dynamo which will be participating in the district league,” said Banda.

According to Banda in addition to financial support, 2KB Enterprises will facilitate coaching training for the 16 participating teams.

Speaking on behalf of all Traditional leaders who graced the launch, TA Chigalu, expressed gratitude for the unprecedented tournament in Blantyre North Constituency, urging all involved to ensure its smooth operation to encourage future sponsorship.

“I would like to express my gratitude to Mr. Banda for this valuable contribution to the youth and football enthusiasts and I call upon for sooth tournament management for those in charge to encourage support from the sponsor,” he said.

The 16 teams, comprising five from Mdeka, five from Lundu, and six from Lirangwe, are expected to compete and they were each presented with a ball during the launch.

The launch was spiced by the finals of another tournament between Lirangwe Stars and Station Academy which ended 2-0 in favour of the former.