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Perfect Property Solutions Ltd aids MK3m towards Umthetho Golf Tourney

LILONGWE-(MaraviPost)-In its corporate social responsibility quest, the country’s real estate agency, Perfect Property Solutions Limited on Wednesday, July 9, 2025 donated MK3 million towards preparations for the Umthetho Golf Tournament.

The golf tournament is scheduled to take place at the Lilongwe Golf Club on Saturday, July 12.

The Mzimba Heritage Association (MZIHA) has organized the tourney to raise funds for its 2025 Umthetho Cultural Festival at Hora Mountain in Mzimba district.

The Heritage is targeting MK25 million from the fundraiser.

Speaking after dummy cheque presentation, agency’s Risk Manager, McDavies Chiluzi said the company felt duty-bound to contribute to the success of the event preparations.

“We want to align our company’s vision with cultural activities. The little provided will make a difference towards the preparation of the event in Mzimba,” Chiluzi assures.

A representative of the association Sheila Chinkhandwe hailed the company for the timely support describing it as a huge motivation to the fundraising team.

Chinkhandwe therefore appeals to other well-wishers to emulate Perfect Property Solutions Limited’s gesture towards promoting culture and customs.

MZIHA was established to preserve and promote Ngoni culture in Mzimba and beyond.

Malawi Govt urged to embrace Umthetho Cultural Festival for Forex generation

MZUZUZU-(MaraviPost)-Malawi government has been urged to treat Umthetho Cultural Festival, underway at the foot of Hora Mountain in Mzimba, with seriousness because it has the potential to generate foreign currency considering the high number of foreign dignitaries that turn out for the event.

Mzimba Heritage Association (Mziha) Secretary General, Kingsley Jere appealed to the organizer of the event which started on Thursday, August 10, 2023.

“What is most exciting is that we have a big turnout of foreign dignitaries from various countries including Zambia, Tanzania, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Nairobi, and Kenya who have joined us.

“This should send a signal to the government to take the festival with a business perspective because the many foreign dignitaries that have come for the festival can provide the country the needed forex,” appeals Jere.

Mziha, whose aim is to preserve and promote the heritage of the Ngoni people, was founded in the year 2000 and has been organizing the Umthetho Cultural Festival at Hora since 2007.

The festival under the theme: ‘Integrating Culture and the Environment to Mitigate Climate Change’, has attracted several activities including music performances from the country’s reggae outfit, The Black Missionaries Band.