By Burnett Munthali

On Wednesday, the Dr Jane Ansah Foundation distributed 30 cattle to Muslim communities in Malawi to commemorate Eid Al-Adha.

The initiative was aimed at assisting families observing the festival of sacrifice.

Yusuf Nthenda, Executive Director of the Foundation, said the gesture highlights the organization’s commitment to supporting people during significant religious observances.Empowerment through Kindness: Dr. Jane Ansah Foundation’s Initiative

Fifteen cattle were handed over to Madina Mosque in Mchesi, Lilongwe.

The remaining fifteen were allocated to various mosques in Salima District to broaden the reach of the support.

Sheikh Abdullah Mussa, representing Madina Mosque, thanked the foundation for its contribution.Jane Ansah to Lead National Development Showcase at Parliament

He noted that the donation would allow many Muslim families to celebrate Eid Al-Adha with dignity and joy.

Sheikh Mussa also requested assistance from the Vice President of Malawi, who founded the foundation, to complete a mosque house project.

He explained that the building has reached the roofing stage and still needs 14 roofing sheets.

In response, Yusuf Nthenda confirmed that the founder had approved the request.Allegations rock DPP as Jane Ansah trip raises tough questions for Mutharika

He advised the mosque leadership to collect the remaining roofing sheets the following day.

Community members have described the donation as a sign of compassion, unity, and solidarity with vulnerable populations during Eid Al-Adha.Vice President Jane Ansah Vows Swift Action to Protect Vulnerable Families During Northern Region Lean Season