Zomba Diocese

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Let's support our priests!!
18/05/2026

Let's support our priests!!

09/05/2026

Kwakoma ndi ku St. Charles Lwanga parish ku fund-raising ya Laity Council after the Big Walk. Please support us!!

09/05/2026

Women have also not been left out in the games taking place at St. Charles Lwanga Parish after the Big Walk.

They are actively participating to spice up the fundraising event, which is aimed at mobilising resources for farming activities of the Laity Council in Zomba Diocese as the Council strives to become self-reliant.

Each participant is paying a minimum registration fee of MK2,000.

You can also sponsor these women-the door is open!

09/05/2026

Various gaming activities are underway at St. Charles Lwanga Parish after the Big Walk for the Laity Council, aimed at mobilising resources for farming activities as the council strives to become self-reliant.

Rt. Rev. Alfred Mateyu Chaima, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Zomba, is also participating in the games after walking with the people from Naisi Ground to St. Charles Lwanga Parish. You can also support the Laity Council of Zomba Diocese.

OSAWONETSA KUTOPA!!

Ulendo wa ndawala womwe cholinga chake ndikufuna kupeza ndalama zothandidzira bungwe la Akhristu eni ake (Laity Council...
09/05/2026

Ulendo wa ndawala womwe cholinga chake ndikufuna kupeza ndalama zothandidzira bungwe la Akhristu eni ake (Laity Council) wayamba tsopano.

Ulendo-wu wayambira pa Naisi ndipo ukathera ku St. Charles Lwanga parish ku Zomba.

Ndalama zomwe zipezeke pa ulendo-wu ndi zoti zithandize bungwe la Laity Council ku Zomba Dayosizi kukhala lodzidalira palokha kudzera mu ntchito ya ulimi.

Ambuye Alfred Mateyu Chaima, Bishop wa Dayosizi ya Zomba, ali nawo pa ulendo-wu.

NANUNSO M***A KUTHANDIZAPO PA BIG WALK IMENEYI. NGATI MUKUFUNA KUDZIWA ZAMBIRI, IMBANI PA: 0999728026 KUTI MUPEREKE THANDIZO LANU LERO KAPENA KULONJEZA/PLEDGE.

M***ANSO KUPEREKA THANDIZO LANU KUDZERA KU NATIONAL BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER IYI: 1010273605 KAPENANSO PA AIRTEL MONEY KU NUMBER IYI: 0999728026.

ZIKOMO CHIFUKWA CHA THANDIZO LANU. MULUNGU AKUDALITSENI!

Dayosizi ya mpingo wa Katolika ya Zomba yati ndiyozipereka pofuna kupititsa patsogolo ntchito za maphunziro.Episkopi wa ...
08/05/2026

Dayosizi ya mpingo wa Katolika ya Zomba yati ndiyozipereka pofuna kupititsa patsogolo ntchito za maphunziro.

Episkopi wa Dayosizi-yi, Ambuye Alfred Mateyu Chaima, anena izi pomwe amakumana ndi akulu-akulu a sukulu ya pulaimare ya St. Joseph ku Zomba omwe amawafotokozera Ambuye Chaima momwe zokonzekera ntchito yomanga zimbuzi pa sukulu-yi zikuyendera.

Ambuye Chaima anawuza akulu-akuluwa kuti ngati Dayosizi, amazindikira bwino za udindo wawo potengapo mbali pa ntchito zosiyana-siyana zomwe zimachitika m’ma sukulu ake ngati mbali imodzi yotukulira maphunziro mu Dayosizi ya Zomba komanso mdziko lino.

Pamenepa, Ambuye Chaima apempha anthu akufuna kwabwino kuti athandizepo kaamba koti ntchito-yi ikufuna ndalama zambiri.

Polankhulapo pa mkumanowu, mphunzitsi wamkulu pa sukulu-yi, sister Ruth Kamwendo, anayamikira Dayosizi ya Zomba kaamba kothandizapo pa ntchito-yi. Iwo anathokozanso magulu ena omwe apereka kale thandizo lawo, kuphatikizapo ophunzira akale a pa sukulu-yi.

Pa mwambo-wu, Dayosizi ya Zomba yapereka ndalama zokwana 2 miliyoni kwacha yoti ithandizire kumanga zimbuzi pa sukulu-yi zomwe zinagwa kaamba ka mvula ya mphamvu.

Tiyeni tikayimbire Mulungu uku!!
08/05/2026

Tiyeni tikayimbire Mulungu uku!!

Join us and support us!
05/05/2026

Join us and support us!

04/05/2026

Pope John Paul II visited Malawi from May 4 to May 6, 1989, as part of his Pan-African apostolic tour.

During his visit, he was welcomed by President Hastings Kamuzu Banda, celebrated Mass at Kwacha Park in Blantyre and met with young people at Kamuzu Stadium.

Dzina la Mulungu lizitamandika nthawi zones!!

Bishop Alfred Mateyu Chaima of the Catholic Diocese of Zomba has urged the government to fulfill its promises regarding ...
02/05/2026

Bishop Alfred Mateyu Chaima of the Catholic Diocese of Zomba has urged the government to fulfill its promises regarding the rehabilitation of the Zomba–Chingale–Machinga road, calling for an end to what he described as decades of “politics of promises and lies.”

Bishop Chaima made the remarks on May 1, 2026, during the commemoration of St. Joseph the Worker, which was organized by the Catholic Men Association (CMA) at Namitembo Parish in the Diocese.

The Local Ordinary noted that although much has been said about rehabilitating the road, little tangible progress has been made. He emphasized the urgent need for action, stating that the poor condition of the road continues to hinder human development in the areas it serves.

“The people in this area are hardworking. This region is a major agricultural production hub, capable of sustaining livelihoods in Zomba, Machinga and Blantyre districts. However, farmers are struggling to transport their produce to markets due to the poor state of the road. This is counterproductive to human development,” he added.

He further called on the government and policy makers to prioritize the project, stressing that it is time to match promises with action.

According to the Bishop, the parish becomes largely inaccessible during the rainy season due to the road’s condition, which also negatively affects pastoral work.

“As the Church, a defender of social justice, we cannot continue to watch people’s living conditions deteriorate. We urge the government to act and prioritize the rehabilitation of this road. The local population is tired of repeated foundation stone ceremonies without real progress,” he continued.

Meanwhile, Dr. Feston Kaupa, Minister of Defence and Member of Parliament for Zomba Changalume, acknowledged the concerns and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to rehabilitating the road.

Dr. Kaupa disclosed that Members of Parliament from constituencies along the road have united to lobby for its prioritization.

The minister also encouraged the Catholic Church to continue providing constructive criticism, recognizing its role in promoting human development and social justice.

The Director of Zomba Mental Hospital, Dr. Raphael Piringu, has advised members of the Catholic Men Association (CMA) to...
02/05/2026

The Director of Zomba Mental Hospital, Dr. Raphael Piringu, has advised members of the Catholic Men Association (CMA) to take care of their mental health by avoiding isolation, talking to trusted friends and practicing meditation.

He shared this message during celebrations of St. Joseph the Worker on May 1, 2026, at Namitembo Parish in Zomba Diocese.

Dr. Piringu said many men in Malawi are facing serious mental health problems, but often suffer in silence. He explained that 19% of men report mental health challenges compared to 17% of women.

He however added that the biggest concern is su***de as out of 281 su***de cases recorded in the first half of 2024, 246 cases involved men.

“At Zomba Mental Hospital, we have more than 450 patients, yet the hospital can only hold 400. About 65% of the patients are men,” he said. He also added that many of these cases are linked to drug and alcohol abuse.

Dr. Piringu suggested that health workers should raise awareness in places like churches, mosques, markets and schools to help people understand mental health better and seek help early.

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