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Joseph Mwanamveka Hails Lilongwe Archdiocese’s Tiyende Limodzi Endowment Fund

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By Suleman Chitera

LILONGWE — Minister of Finance Joseph Mwanamveka has commended the Archdiocese of Lilongwe for launching the Tiyende Limodzi Endowment Fund, describing it as a landmark initiative that reflects the Catholic Church’s commitment to financial self-reliance and sustainable development.

Speaking during the official launch of the fund, Mwanamveka said the Catholic Church has remained one of government’s key development partners through its contributions to education, healthcare and environmental conservation.

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He said the establishment of the endowment fund demonstrates the Church’s determination to build sustainable financial resources that will enable it to continue serving communities across Malawi while reducing dependence on external donor support.

Mwanamveka acknowledged that Malawi continues to face economic challenges but assured the gathering that government is implementing reforms aimed at restoring macroeconomic stability and placing the country’s economy back on a path to growth.

The Finance Minister also praised the Archdiocese for appointing finance and legal experts to oversee the management of the Tiyende Limodzi Endowment Fund, saying professional governance and accountability would be critical to ensuring the initiative achieves its intended objectives.

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He expressed confidence that the fund would transform the lives of many Malawians by supporting the Church’s pastoral, education, health and community development programmes.

To demonstrate his support, Mwanamveka pledged K15 million to the endowment fund.

During the same event, Minister of Homeland Security Peter Mukhito and Minister of Transport and Public Works Jappie Mhango also pledged K5 million each, underscoring government leaders’ support for the initiative.

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The Tiyende Limodzi Endowment Fund is expected to provide a sustainable source of income for the Archdiocese of Lilongwe, enabling it to expand its social and development programmes while strengthening the Church’s long-term mission of serving communities across Malawi.

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