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MRA DONATES K60M TO DODMA

MRA DONATES K60M TO DODMA

As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) the Malawi Revenue Authority on Wednesday, 2nd April 2025, donated K60 million to the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) in response to appeals made to support the victims of Cyclone Jude.

In his address at the official presentation ceremony in Lilongwe, MRA Board Chairperson, Mr. Vizgenge Kumwenda said the donation is in line with MRA’s CSR Policy Key Pillar Number One of which guides the Authority to support Communities as a humanitarian response in times of need.

“I feel privileged to lead the Malawi Revenue Authority in presenting this cheque of K60 million, as a donation to DoDMA, to support our brothers and sisters who were adversely affected by Cyclone Jude to enable them provide food, shelter and other items and improve their livelihoods in this time of need.

 

“Much as MRA is responsible for assessment, collection and accounting for Government tax revenue, we are a people-oriented organisation. We are aware that we exist as a revenue body because of the people who pay taxes. This is why when disasters strike, we feel duty bound to support those communities hit by humanitarian crises,” the Board Chairperson said.

 

In his remarks prior to the official handover of the donation, MRA Commissioner General, Mr. Daniel Daka assured stakeholders that the Authority will always join hands with the relevant authorities to support victims of natural disasters in order to alleviate their suffering in line with our CSR Policy.

“We are very committed to see to it that the CSR Policy is always implemented in alignment with the MRA Vision, so that we enhance compliance and at the same time manage risks in tax administration,” the Commissioner General said. 

Acknowledging receipt of the K60 million donation, DoDMA’s Director of Disaster Preparedness and Response, Reverend Moses Chimphepo said the gesture will greatly assist the 32,000 victims of Cyclone Jude as they are trying to get back to their feet following the disaster.

 

 

BY HENRY MCHAZIME

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