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June 04, 2026

𝐔𝐂𝐒 𝐒𝐀𝐂𝐂𝐎 𝐃𝐎𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐄𝐒 𝐓𝐎 𝐌𝐔𝐋𝐓𝐈𝐏𝐋𝐄 𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐂𝐄 𝐂𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐑𝐄𝐒

By virtue of its commitment towards corporate social responsibility, United Civil Servants SACCO (UCS SACCO) has touched the lives of 31 visually impaired learners in boarding at Salima Resource Centre in Salima by donating food items. As a way of outpouring love to the learners and elevating their spirits, United Civil Servants SACCO shared lunch with the learners, and indulged the learners in different sporting activities. UCS SACCO also donated clothes and shoes at the centre. In Nkhatabay, UCS SACCO, donated food items at Bandawe School for the Hearing Impairment, signifying the institution’s continued commitment in supporting the resource centre each and every term. In Nsanje, UCS SACCO has adopted Matundu Resource Centre to be one of its beneficiary academic institutions. Headteacher for Matundu Resource Centre, Samson Ng'ando thanked UCS SACCO for the gesture saying the children lack food and other essential needs. UCS SACCO’s Marketing and Communication Supervisor, Alepher Kasongo, reaffirmed the SACCO’s commitment towards supporting various groups of the society stating that it is vital to complement government efforts towards social welfare and affordable education. At all the three centres, the donated food items included Rice, Maize, Sugar, Cooking Oil, Beans, Soya Pieces, and Salt.

Partnership crucial in uplifting the Nurses welfare

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May 12, 2026

Partnership crucial in uplifting the Nurses welfare

Partnership crucial in uplifting the Nurses welfare Minister of Health and Sanitation Madalitso Baloyi has commended the invaluable role local and international health partners play in uplifting the welfare of nurses in the country.Addressing hundreds of nurses that gathered at Nsanje Youth Centre, Baloyi said partners are crucial in empowering nurses in various ways including trainings, financial literacy, which help nurses to deliver their duties professionally. On the country's lack of adequate nurses in hospitals, the minister assured the country that plans are at an advanced stage to recruit more nurses for improved service delivery in the health sector. Photo: Baloyi; Partners are with us  United Civil Servants SACCO - UCSSACCO were among the main sponsors of the event and its Head of Human Resources and Administration Bizwayo Moyo commended nurses for their commitment to provide medical care regardless of the challenges they face. Later Moyo presented a gift to the minister, signifying the institution's continued commitment in support government in providing essential health services to the citizenry. Moyo presents a gift to the Minister In Mponela, the International Nurses Day celebrations were marked with heartfelt tributes, appreciation, and renewed calls to support the men and women who stand at the center of healthcare delivery. As a way of appreciating the role nurses play in the society, United Civil Servants SACCO made a donation of a water dispenser to assist nurses when discharging their duties. UCSSACCO also provided refreshments at the event and special meals for patients at the Community hospital.  Photo: Dispenser and food items At both of the Nurses celebration events, outstanding nurses were recognized and awarded with various gifts.Joseph Buleya from UCSSACCO, third from left presenting gitfs

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May 11, 2026

𝐔𝐂𝐒 𝐒𝐀𝐂𝐂𝐎 𝐋𝐎𝐀𝐍𝐒: 𝐀 𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐔𝐋𝐃𝐄𝐑 𝐓𝐎 𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐍 𝐎𝐍

Geofrey Matomola, an employee of CIC Insurance, extends his hand towards a piece of paper that rests idle on his office desk, and adjusting his necktie more tightly around his neck, sits down. At this point, the interview takes motion, and Matomola is sharing his experience as a member of UCS SACCO. Geofrey Matomola’ provider-and-client relationship with United Civil Servants SACCO (UCS SACCO) kicked-off in 2025 when sales representatives from UCS SACCO exposed him to the SACCO concept. The way the product that is ‘Member Education’ was presented to him, robbed his heart. “I was not familiar with SACCOS and how they operate. If anything, I was exposed to small-scale financial enterprises like ‘Zipereganyu’, which are relatively limited in some other aspects. Then one day, whilst at work, sales representatives from UCS SACCO made their way to our office and a platform was created for them to market their brand. “In the aftermath of becoming a member of UCS SACCO, I was helped to a Relief Loan which meant a lot to me considering that I was coming from a background that denied me access to loans. More remarkable was the ease and pace with which I received my loan. And, the loan gave me peace of mind because I was able to carter for bills which were invading my mental welfare,” said Matomola. Matomola says he is not only impressed by how the SACCO has exposed him to accessible loans, but also how his approach towards savings has taken a valuable direction through the financial discipline that UCS SACCO imparted on him.

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May 09, 2026

DREAMER TO ENTREPRENEUR

Fresh from her palpable frustration which stemmed from a series of failed attempts to secure a business loan, Florence Naminga, went back to the drawing board determined, hence, joining United Civil Servants SACCO (UCS SACCO) in her search for financial redemption. Regardless of her gender, which is often looked down upon by the society when it comes to business opportunities, her resilience and determination enabled the birth of her poultry farming business of 250 plus chickens – signifying UCS SACCO’s gender inclusivity in its customer relations. “My entrepreneurship dream sailed off by virtue of being a member of UCS SACCO.  At UCS SACCO a corporate member only need to have an affordability for the institution to give you a loan,” said Naminga, who has been a member of UCS SACCO since 2025. Naminga says she wishes to transform her poultry farming into an employment hub so that a good number of job-seeking Malawians can benefit from her enterprise. As at now, Naminga gets a minimum of 100 eggs per day from Mikolongwe Chickens, sells broilers, and she sells chicken manure cultivated from her chicken houses.

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May 09, 2026

ACCOSCA DATES MALAWI

In light of the 2025 International Year of Cooperatives, African Confederation of Cooperative Savings and Credit Associations (ACCOSCA) visited Malawi to showcase how SACCOs are accelerating progress towards UN Sustainable Development Goals under people and prosperity pillars.“ACCOSCA being a mother body of all SACCOs in Africa is here in Malawi and is visiting MUSCCO. We are happy to be part of showcasing what credit unions are doing in the continent. We want to show the impact of SACCOs especially in rural areas.“With SACCOs, everybody is being encouraged to save, people are building capital, people are accessing affordable credit and they are doing amazing, Credit unions are playing vital role in strengthening the national economic backbone and contributing directly towards self reliance,” said George Ombado, ACCOSCA Executive Director. Chief Executive Officer for UCS SACCO, Francis Waliwa, underscored the impact of SACCOs stating that they are bridging the financial gap in Africa and tailoring solutions that addresses financial inequalities. “In our country, His excellence Dr. Lazarus Chakwela joined United Civil Servants Sacco. He has seen that through cooperative business model, through United Civil Servants SACCO, people will be supported financially. UCS SACCO is a towering example that when people come together, they can contribute to Africa’s broader vision of inclusive social economic development and national building. We are optimistic that cooperative business model can eradicate poverty in Malawi and Africa at large,” said Waliwa. “For instance, we have Gonjetso Kumpatsa, a UCS SACCO member who brought innovative solutions by bringing health facilities to his local community in Mangochi through a SACCO business model. As of today, he is able to give out OPD services, antenatal services and other health-related services to community members,” added Waliwa. Board Chairperson for UCS SACCO, Fletcher Mhango, applauded United Civil Servants SACCO’s status as a market leader on the local front, the institutions room for growth, and its social impact. “We as United Civil Servants SACCO, we are the best in the country; we are the giant of the nation. We are also recognized as the fastest growing SACCO in Africa. We have the best governance structure that provides strategic direction. This SACCO, big and fast growing as is the case, is going to uphold the same zeal so that it registers its highest growth rate,” said Mhango.

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May 04, 2026

𝐔𝐂𝐒 𝐒𝐀𝐂𝐂𝐎’𝐬 𝐆𝐑𝐄𝐄𝐍 𝐈𝐍𝐈𝐓𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐕𝐄

United Civil Servants SACCO (UCS SACCO) has yet again stamped its obligation on climate action by planting trees worth millions. Speaking during UCS SACCO’S tree planting exercise at Kaphala Primary School in T/A Mazengera in Lilongwe, guest of honour at the event who is the Executive Director for African Cooperative Development Foundation (ACDF); a philanthropic arm of the African Confederation of Cooperative Savings and Credit Associations (ACCOSCA) and also Head of programs at ACCOSCA Grace Watsiera, said UCSSACCO is bridging the financial gap in Africa and meeting community needs to align with the slogan of ‘Changing lives’.“ACCOSCA being a mother body of all SACCOs in Africa is committed to build a sustainable continent, and planting trees is part and parcel of that sustainability model. As SACCOs, we are mandated to changing lives; one life at a time. We want an African continent that is financially self-reliant. Nevertheless, we need to create a conducive environment that enables development to prevail,” said Watsiera.For his part, UCS SACCO’s Chief Executive Officer Francis Waliwa, described the green initiative as one way of dealing with climate change, and therefore, giving back to the society.“As a financial institution, we are not limited to financial operations as we also have a responsibility to restore nature through the planting of trees. We also have a role of making sure that we are not just planting but rather growing trees. "We will work hand-in-hand with the community and the school authorities in making sure that the planted trees are well taken care of through consistent watering. We are therefore, projecting a 95% growth rate for our trees,” said Waliwa.“I urge every Malawian to exercise a patriotic responsibility of planting trees, not as an involuntary action but with an informed understanding of the role of trees in our day-to-day lives. As UCS SACCO, we are interested in instilling a mindset change on environmental stewardship in the communities we serve,” Waliwa added.Councillor for Sanjiko-Mazengera Ward, Paul Msiska Khongoni, gladly welcomed the initiative, describing UCS SACCO’s Green Initiative as a powerful tool to complement government efforts towards sustainable development and environmental stewardship.

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