Friday, June 9Malawi's top news source
Shadow

FDH enhances Chingale forest cover

 FDH Bank plc has supplied 8,000 tree seedlings to enhance forest cover on the adopted Chingale Hills Forest in Zomba as part of its environmental sustainability programme.

Speaking during a tree planting event at Chingale Hills Forest, FDH Bank plc Head of Risk and Compliance Arthur Yapuwa said FDH respects the agreement that was made to adopt Chingale Hills Forest under its sustainability drive, FDH Cares, as one way of making a contribution towards afforestation to ensure that the forest is sustainably conserved.

FDH, through its staff members, partners, customers and various stakeholders, has devoted itself to plant 1 million trees by 2024. This initiative is being done in order to support the Malawi 2063 and UN Sustainable Development goals.

“We have recently supplied a further 8000 seedlings through the community around Chingale forest to support tree planting as this is the season for tree planting. We will further support sustainability initiatives here through material resources and support of sustainable initiatives.”

“FDH Bank Plc recognizes the importance of a green environment and as a responsible corporate citizen it has reinforced its commitment to champion a sustainable and resilient green environment that will foster sustainable development of the country,” said Yapuwa. He said the FDH Group is engaged in a number of initiatives under its Environment sustainability pillar in its strategic plan.

“In 2021, we launched the Be Green Smart campaign and have since facilitated planting of over 250, 000 trees. FDH Bank Plc applauds the effort and the role the Department of Forestry, the community of Chingale, the District Forestry Office and other key stakeholders are playing in conserving the environment in Malawi and supporting the global initiative which also includes Malawi,” said Yapuwa.

Senior Chief Mlumbe hailed FDH for its support towards the afforestation programme on Chingale Hill Forest announcing that he will soon introduce stiff by-laws aimed at protecting trees in the area from unscrupulous people who cut down trees wantonly.

“My punishment will include leaders who fail to protect trees in their areas from these unscrupulous people,” said the Chief

Related News
NEEF Customers Demands Their Deposit Back

A group of business people who applied for National Economic Empowerment Fund (Neef) loans in Mzuzu tstormed office premises for Read more

Chitera appointed Acting MD for FDH Bank

Chitera appointed Acting MD for FDH BankChitera appointed Acting MD for FDH BankAfrica-Press – Malawi. The Board of Directors of Read more

FDH CEO William Mpinganjira among 50 Most Reputable CEOs in Africa

FDH Financial Holdings Limited Chief Executive Officer, William Mpinganjira, has been ranked among the 50 Most Reputable Bank CEOs in Read more

FDH CEO William Mpinganjira among 50 Most Reputable CEOs in Africa

FDH Financial Holdings Limited Chief Executive Officer, William Mpinganjira, has been ranked among the 50 Most Reputable Bank CEOs in Read more

Biography Of Dr Thomson Mpinganjira

BIOGRAPHY Dr Thomson Mpinganjira is the founder of FDH Bank and has held several other high-ranking positions and important roles Read more

Police move to protect persons with albinism

Malawi Police Service has engaged traditional healers in Mwanza on how to protect persons with albinism in the district. Speaking Read more

MARTHA CHIZUMA DECLARES WAR AGAINST CHAKWERA: SAYS PRESIDENT, JUDICIARY, ARMY AND POLICE CORRUPT

In a shocking tale to absorb, ACB boss Martha Chizuma has taken her corruption fight against her bosses, openly going Read more

Police in Chitipa district have arrested Kayange who poured hot water on her husband

According to Chitipa Police PRO Gladwell Simwaka, on March 7, 2022 the victim Blair Kuyokwa, 35, returned home in the Read more

Lilongwe Police recover stolen items

Police in Lilongwe have for the second time this month recovered household items and other property worth over 23 million Read more

News To Read

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *