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In her quest to further her studies whilst working as a teacher in Malawi’s civil service, Gift Likoya discovered that belonging to a SACCO is the foundation of sustainable wealth creation. Gift joined United Civil Servants SACCO-UCS SACCO in 2022, and her academic dream turned into a profound testimony.
Likoya: I am everlastingly grateful for UCS SACCO's financial products
According to Likoya, she could not have managed to finance her studies in Early Childhood Development had she not joined UCS SACCO . “I am thrilled with UCS SACCO’s products and incredible service delivery. I was able to complete my studies in Early Childhood Development because of the loans I was accessing at UCS SACCO. Their loans have a lower interest rate and the repayment period is flexible,” said Likoya.
Likoya also applauded UCS SACCO for its efforts towards member education saying it is the principal catalyst for financial stability and wealth creation at wholesale.
“Through the United Civil Servants SACCO, I have learned that financial discipline is not a box you check off; it is a behaviour you nurture once you are taught. And when it grows, it becomes the very thing that breathes life into financial stability. It is the secret ingredient that turns plans into progress," said Likoya.
Meanwhile, Likoya is pursuing her studies in nursing and she casts her vote of gratitude to UCS SACCO for granting her another education loan.
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Published Date
Mar 04, 2026
5 months ago
United Civil Servants SACCO (UCS SACCO) has diffused the furniture challenge at Nkhotakota District Office (DHO) by donating two four-seater airport chairs valued at k3 million. The charity gesture, is part and parcel of UCS SACCO’s corporate social responsibility with which the institution undertakes in order to complement government efforts towards social welfare. UCS SACCO’s head of member service, Albert Fuka Moyo, described the donation as a response to a need that was brought to the attention of UCS SACCO’s Chief Executive Officer, Francis Waliwa, when he visited Nkhotakota DHO earlier this year. “As an institution, we have a mandate to change lives, which is why we keep on supporting the communities that we serve. I am optimistic that this particular donation will improve patient welfare in the sense that patients will no longer stand for long hours whilst waiting to receive medical attention,” said Moyo. In an acceptance speech on behalf of the hospital, Nkhotakota District Office (DHO) Medical officer, Dr. Mussa Kambona, acknowledged the facility’s shortage of furniture, noting that the available chairs are inadequate. Dr. Kambona has since thanked United Civil Servants SACCO for the donation, describing it as timely as patients brace up for a good experience as they wait for medical services at the hospital.
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 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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