Vice President Ansah Visits DODMA to Review Disaster Management Operations
By Burnett Munthali
In an early-morning visit on Friday, 21 November 2025, Vice President of the Republic of Malawi, Dr. Jane Mayemu Ansah SC, JA. (Retired), paid an unannounced call to the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA).
The surprise visit allowed her to engage directly with officials and gain a first-hand understanding of the department’s work and ongoing programmes.
During her time at the Capital Hill office in Lilongwe, Vice President Ansah emphasised the importance of addressing disaster management issues with urgency and precision.
DoDMA staff provided briefings on current operations, highlighting challenges faced in coordinating disaster preparedness and response across the country.
Read also: Upie Collection to host fashion event for People with Disabilities
Read also: Mutharika to issue a decree for companies to retain to Blantyre
Read also: Chakwera dismisses leadership failure claims as malicious propaganda
The Vice President used the opportunity to encourage the team to remain committed to ensuring effective service delivery and the safety of communities nationwide.
Photographs from the visit captured Vice President Ansah interacting with staff and observing departmental activities, reflecting her proactive approach to leadership.
The early-morning engagement demonstrated her dedication to supporting government institutions in strengthening disaster management systems for the benefit of all Malawians.
- Malawi Government Releases K5 Billion to Repatriate Citizens Fleeing Xenophobic Violence in South Africa
- Press Corporation Expands Global Investments as 2025 Profit Surges to K261 Billion
- NBS Bank Scraps SME Banking, Unveils Bold Business Banking Strategy to Help Build Malawi’s Next Business Giants
- MDF former Commandant calls to an end of conspiracy theories on Chilima’s death
- Imran Jumbe Calls for South Africa to Compensate Malawians Affected by Xenophobic Violence
Read also: Man arrested for stealing 25 drums full of tar
Read also: Kabambe leads by ten percent in UTM Presidential election, survey reveals.
Read also: Inua Advocacy joins the global community commemorating World Refugee Day





