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Synod unveils K21m emergency cash transfer

by Bishop Witmos
19/04/2017
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Almost 300 households affected by last year’s dry spells in Karonga will receive cash from CCAP Synod of Livingstonia Development Department (Soldev).

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The emergency cash disbursement targets affected communities in Traditional Authority (T/A) Wasambo in Karonga.

Speaking at the launch of the two-month cash transfer, Soldev acting director Mabvuto Lupwayi said many families in Karonga South are still food insecure.

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Lupwayi said:  ‘‘We have received about K21 million from Tear Fund which is intended to help affected families buy food. Each family will receive almost K19 000 a month.”

Group village head Gonthaminga said the intervention has arrived at a time many people are facing a bleak food situation following recent floods which affected about 8 000 households in the district.

Meanwhile, US-based Bishop Ronnie Bralsford of the African Methodist Episcopal Church has donated assorted items worth K540 000 to 1 000 households hit by the floods.

Almost 1 075 hectares of rice, maize and cassava were destroyed by the disaster.

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