By Andrew Mwanandiye Tembo
Innocent Kananji, a 26-year-old resident of Anderson village in the area of Traditional Authority Sawali in Balaka district, has made a remarkable contribution to the security infrastructure of Limbe town.
Inspired by a television program on Mibawa TV highlighting the importance of CCTV cameras in crime prevention, Kananji generously donated a sum of K110,000 towards the purchase of CCTV camera connectors.
Motivated by a deep sense of civic duty, Kananji made the journey from Balaka to Limbe to present his donation. He expressed his belief that as a citizen of Malawi, it was his responsibility to support the efforts of Limbe Police in ensuring public safety. His hope was to inspire others to follow suit and contribute towards similar initiatives that benefit their communities.
Upon receiving the donation, Mr. Gladson Chipumphula (DCP), the officer in charge of Limbe Police, conveyed his heartfelt appreciation to Kananji. He acknowledged the timeliness of the contribution and assured Kananji that the donated amount would be utilized for its intended purpose.
In addition, he called upon other well-wishers to emulate Kananji’s generosity, emphasizing that the Malawi Police Service greatly relies on the support and collaboration of citizens in the fight against crime.
According to sergeant Aubrey Singanyama ,Limbe Police Public Relations Officer, Police has been actively utilizing CCTV cameras as part of their comprehensive strategy to prevent and combat crime in the town. These cameras have proven to be effective tools in deterring criminal activities and enhancing the investigation process.
Kananji’s donation of CCTV connectors will greatly contribute to the efficiency of the control room at Limbe Police station, enabling seamless connectivity and facilitating real-time monitoring of the town’s surveillance network.
