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Mia Engages Youths Through Sports
Mia Engages Youths Through Sports
Member of Parliament for Chikwawa-Nkombezi Abida Mia has presented money, a trophy, and jerseys to finalists of the K10 million Abida Mia Trophy. Mia said the initiative is in line with President Dr Lazarus Chakwera’s wish to invest more resources in the youth. “I wish to empower the youth knowing that if they stay idle they would be less productive,” said Mia. The competition was held in five…
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Abida Mia acheza ndi anakubala pa chipatala cha Ngabu
Abida Mia acheza ndi anakubala pa chipatala cha Ngabu
Wolemba: Leo Mkhuwala Phungu woimila dela la Chikwawa Nkombedzi ku nyumba ya malamulo, Mayi Abida Mia watsindika kufunika kwa anakubala pamene anakayendera amayi omwe abereka kumene komanso ena omwe akudikilira kubereka pa chipatala cha Ngabu m’boma la Chikwawa chomwe chiri m’dela lake. Mia yemwenso ndi nduna yowona za madzi ndi ukhondo, anafika pa chipatalacho ndi mphatso zosiyanasiyana monga…
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Mia Speaks Against Discrimination
Mia Speaks Against Discrimination
Chikwawa – Mkombezi legislator Abida Mia has urged people to stop discriminating against people with physical impairments. Mia who is also Water and Sanitation Minister was speaking in Msomo village in the area of Traditional Authority Ngabu in Chikwawa when she presented a donation of wheelchairs to people with physical disabilities. The wheelchairs have been sourced from the Church of Christ…
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Ngabu Sec School Sounds SOS
Ngabu Sec School Sounds SOS
A fire that gutted part of Ngabu Secondary School earlier this month has left the institution with 50 mattresses against the enrolment of over 300 students. The school needs about K9 million to address the challenge. Education authorities in the district disclosed this when one of the country’s corporate organisations donated mattresses to help mitigate the problem. The fire in question…
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Abida Mia Back in Blantyre Streets After Being Teargassed
By Alfred Mthandizi
Abida Mia, wife to Malawi Congress Party (MCP) Vice President, Sidik Mia, on Friday stormed Blantyre streets where he distributed party materials in almost all minibuses. Malawi police in the commercial capital Blantyre on Thursday, fired tear gas and shot bullets in the air to disperse dozens of people opposing Malawi Congress Party (MCP). Supporters gathered at curios market (paz iboli boli) received party cloth from vice-president Mohammed Sidik Mia and his wife Abida.
Mia, addressed the supporters, vendors and shoppers appealing for them to support MCP as Malawi is heading to watershed elections next year in May. Police shot bullets in the air to disperse the opposition supporters, but they resisted to move until teargas cannisters were fired.
MCP members, shoppers and street vendors hurried for cover as police moved to break up the gathering. In an interview on Friday, Abida Mia said she cannot fail to visit people in the streets just because of a fear of the Police. “As a Malawian, there is no need to fear anybody. I will continue going in the streets chatting with people, without fear,” said bravery Abida Mia. Meanwhile, MCP Publicity Secretary, Reverend Maurice Munthali, says MCP is not disappointed with the conduct of Malawi Police.
In a statement released on Thursday, Munthali said;
“Having said about the two incidents we would also like to express our deepest concern over the recent incident where the Police recklessly and unprofessionally threw teargas at the Party’s First Vice President, Honorable Sidik Mia and our supporters in the city of Blantyre where he was peacefully and lawfully sharing light moments with the vendors.”
Munthali said MCP is deeply concerned, saddened and dismayed by the conduct of some Malawi Police Officers who continue to shamelessly torture innocent Malawians in this age and time. He said such brutal acts have spilled over to our own members of the media, the latest being journalists from Zodiak Broadcasting Station, who have been beaten up to the point of having their clothes torn apart by the men in uniform.
Abida Mia Back in Blantyre Streets After Being Teargassed was originally published on The Malawi Star
Abida Sidik Mia Drums Up Support for Youths Empowerment
By Alfred Mthandizi
Wife to the Lower Shire prominent political and business heavy weight, Sidik Mia, Abida Mia, has assured chancellor college students that MCP is the only party ready to bail out Malawians from the chain of problems emanating from corrupt regime of democratic progressive party (DPP).
Mia was speaking at Chanco campus when she was a guest of honor during the MCP wing youths meeting. Mia said there are problems which were not supposed to here but because of corruption. “MCP is the only party ready to completely deal with this vice,” said Abida Mia.
Mia also spoke at length against nepotism saying it breeds corruption and maladministration in government saying as MCP such thing will not be there. She told the college students that they will be safe after they graduate saying MCP has realistic plans on youth empowerment saying currently it’s unfortunate that youths are only being used to dance and paint themselves for their leaders but not MCP. Abida said MCP will never allow young people to be called babies as DPP is doing. “You therefore count and you will be part of decision making under MCP.” said Abida adding that the youths must have a say in developing Malawi while guided by the four corner stones and never be never be wrong.
During the function Mia was accompanied by member of parliament Sosten Gwengwe, Ulemu Ndunama and Richard Chimwendo.
Abida Sidik Mia Drums Up Support for Youths Empowerment was originally published on The Malawi Star
