23/10/2025
APOSTLE KAWINGA CONTINUES SUPPORTING COMMUNITIES WITH FOOD AND FARMING PROJECTS
Apostle Clifford Kawinga of Salvation for All Ministries International (SFAMI) and owner of Creck Football Club continues to reach out to communities across Malawi through his ongoing humanitarian work.
Every year, Apostle Kawinga distributes maize and food relief to vulnerable families during hard times, including during COVID-19, Cyclone Freddy, and the lean hunger seasons. He says this work is part of sharing the love of Christ and supporting government efforts to fight hunger in the country.
This year, Apostle Kawinga will soon begin his annual maize and food distribution from the end of November through February, reaching various districts across Malawi.
At the same time, he has rolled out the Hope Field Initiative, a programme that empowers local farmers with farming tools and inputs such as fertilizer, seeds, and solar water pumps. The initiative is currently being implemented in Machinga, Chiradzulu, and Thyolo Districts.
In Machinga, seven farmers’ clubs have been formed under Paramount Chief Kawinga, working with Senior Chief Mlomba, TA Nkoola, TA Ngulunya, TA Ntumbwinda, TA Nyambi, and TA Ngokwe.
In Chiradzulu, four clubs have been formed under TA Nkalo, TA Mpunga, and STA Maoni, reaching over 1,000 households, while in Thyolo, two clubs under Senior Chief Nkhwethemule and Senior Chief Mphuka have reached 4,000 households.
All the clubs have each received 10 bags of maize for m'memo (casual workers), 15 hoes, 50 bags of fertilizer, along with farm inputs and solar pumps to boost their farming activities.
Apostle Kawinga said these efforts aim to provide both short-term food relief and long-term empowerment by helping communities become self-reliant through sustainable farming.
