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Malawi President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera has called for joint effort if Malawi is to achieve job, wealth creation and food security. Speaking in Blantyre during the opening of this year’s agriculture fair , Chakwera said his vision remains the same which is to achieve food security. “On previous occasion I have shared with you […] The post President Chakwera calls for joint effort in achieving ATM Strategy appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

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Hope is fast turning into illusion for communities surrounding the construction site for Inkosi ya Makosi M’mbelwa University in Mzimba district. Erstwhile governing Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) administration initiated the Inkosi ya Makosi M’mbelwa University project – then Mombera University – to create space for more students to access higher education. Former President Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika laid the […] The post Feelings of betrayal, voter exploitation resurface as govt halts Inkosi ya Makosi University construction appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

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The ordination of two new Seychellois priests, and a new deacon within days of each other in August has given hope to the Roman Catholic Church in Seychelles, after years of no new persons interested in this religious vocation. Recently Seychelles' President Wavel Ramkalawan met Father Christian Toulon, Father Emmanuel Boniface, and Deacon Aubrey Pon Wayne at State House. The head of state congratulated the clergymen on their recent ordinations, commending their dedication to serving the community. Ramkalawan also reaffirmed the government's commitment to supporting their initiatives as young Seychellois leaders. In this week's buzz, SNA presents you with the four new men who have joined the Diocese of Port Victoria, in the western Indian Ocean nation of Seychelles, in the last two years.   Deacon Aubrey Ponwaye Ponwaye's journey to becoming a member of the clergy of the Roman Catholic Church in Seychelles started in 2010 when he left Seychelles for Quebec, Canada, where he joined the Roman Catholic community of spiritual brotherhood and sisterhood of 'St Famille Marie-Jeunesse'.   Ponwaye was ordained as a deacon on July 14.    (Seychelles Nation) Photo License: CC-BY    Father Christian Toulon A graduate of the University of Malaysia, and a former electrician, Toulon was ordained as a deacon in December 2023. Prior to that the young man had joined a Catholic group called «Cherche ton étoile» («Search for your star»), a platform, where young people meet to deepen the question of vocation. It was through these meetings that he chose the vocation of priesthood and was ordained on August 5. (Seychelles Nation) Photo License: CC-BY    Father Emmanuel Boniface A former teacher from Bougainville, Boniface who is musically talented with a passion for the guitar, did his studies and training at the Seychelles Institute for Teacher Education. After he graduated, he worked as a primary teacher before pursuing his other vocation and left for theology studies in Tanzania, Kenya and France. Boniface was ordained as a deacon in Orleans, France, in December 2023.  Aged 31 years old, he was ordained as a priest on August 11, at the Anse Royale parish of Saint Joseph. (Seychelles Nation) Photo License: CC-BY    Father Romeo Bonne Bonne, who was ordained in July 2022, is the first Catholic priest from Seychelles to join the Spiritan congregation. His ordination came 13 years after that of Father Collin Underwood in 2009. Right after his ordination, he left for Cape Verde for his first missionary post. Bonne joined the Spiritan congregation in 2017 after studying in Senegal. The Spiritan congregation is a Roman Catholic religious community founded in France in 1703, formally called the Congregation of the Holy Spirit. He was ordained a deacon in Dakar, Senegal, in August 2021.  (Joe Laurence, Seychelles News Agency) Photo License: CC-BY   

Seychelles well-known heavyweight boxer, Keddy Agnes, has announced his retirement from the sport at the end of 2024.   Agnes' announcement comes a month after the Seychelles Aquatic Federation announced the retirement of top Seychellois female swimmer Felicity Passion. This means that the Seychelles' Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year for 2023 are both retiring. The 30-year-old boxer has been performing in high-level competitions for many years but after failing to qualify for the Paris Olympic Games, he has decided to concentrate on his work in the Seychelles Police rather than boxing. Agnes will go down as one of the best boxers Seychelles has produced, in recent years, with his strength in the ring being talked about by Seychellois of all ages. «I will not be competing for another Olympic Games qualification as this will be my last year in the sport. I will be going for my last African Championship in October of this year, and that will be it,» he told SNA. The two-time Sportsman of the Year award winner explained that he will continue to get involved with the sport and will be looking to help the younger boxers, although he revealed that a lot has to change for him to change his mind. Agnes had a great 2023 in which he won a gold medal at the Indian Ocean Island Games (IOIG) and a silver medal at the African Championships in Cameroon. He also finished third at the Olympic qualification tournament in Senegal. This year has been quiet and Agnes mostly competed in Olympic qualifying tournaments but despite his efforts was unable to secure a spot in the Paris Games. «My only regret is that I have not qualified for the Olympic Games, as I have represented Seychelles at almost other competitions aside from that one. I have tried my best to qualify, but I have been unlucky,» he told SNA. Agnes said that he sees a lot of potential in the other young boxers coming up and explained that the young athletes need to continue to get exposure to international competitions for them to improve. «There are many motivated boxers here, such as Dasheil Fanchette, Joshua Cousin, and others, who if they continue to push on, nothing will be impossible,» he added. Agnes has represented Seychelles at various levels, representing the island nation at the Commonwealth Games, Francophonie Games, African Games, and Indian Ocean Island Games, whete he won numerous medals internationally for Seychelles. While many will be hoping that Agnes will change his mind and continue to fight for that Olympic qualification, the boxer is urging the younger generation of athletes to remain motivated and continue to work hard, if they are to achieve the things that he has accomplished.