It is a corporate body established under the Local Government Act of 1998. It provides a wide range of services and activities for promotion of human dev.
The Council has commenced Standing Committings for the Second Quarter of 2026/27 Finanacial Year.
The meetings will run up to 22 September, 2026.
The committee meetings include: Parks and Leisure, Finance, Human Resources, Planning & Devt, Education and Health and Works.
The Scorchers are now out of the plane with Temwa Chawinga carrying her Wafcon Golden Boot Award , looking happy to be back home as they face the massive crowds that have gathered at Kamuzu International Airport (KIA) to welcome them.
The committees comprise adequate representation and technical expertise.
All relevant stakeholders party to the institution of the committees took part.
My Mzuzu
My City
My Responsibility!
Over the weekend, we instituted Constituency Development Committees for implementation of the Reformed Constituency Development Fund (CDF) in Mzuzu City North, Mzuzu City South East and Mzuzu City South West constituencies.
Today, the Council received personal Protective Equipment from JJB Car Importers. The items (18 Worksuits and 10 pairs of boots) have been channelled towards a clean and green Mzuzu. We are thankful to JJB Car Importers for the timely donation.
Habitat For Humanity Malawi (H4HM) partners Lusangazi Project in volunteerism in Mzuzu City
Habitat for Humanity Malawi has patterned a youth centered grouping duped the Project Lusangazi to promote volunteerism in Mzuzu City.
Community led interventions in Nkhokwe Ward, thanks to Councillor Mandinda Ng'oma and local structures for the well coordinated activity.
Drainage clearing is vital.
City rates, business permit fees and other service charges are crucial Council's autonomy, sustainability, and service delivery. They make the Council tick for the better. Lets pay what is due to the Council for better services.
My City, My Home, My Responsibility.
The essence to close properties is not to punish our clients rather promotion of responsible trading practices in Mzuzu City.
Let's pay what is due to the Council for a better Mzuzu.
The Council continues to close down businesses that are operating without Council permit. So far, over 100 shops have been closed. The exercise also targets properties whose owners have not yet honored city rates.
My Mzuzu
My City
My Responsibility!!