CRECK Hardware constructing MK52m police unit at Msundwe

CRECK Hardware and General Suppliers and its subsidiary companies – CK Ceramics and Shalom Schools – have embarked on a multimillion and ambitious project to construct Msundwe Police Unit in the outskirts of Lilongwe City.

The project, worth in excess of K52 million, is within the corporate social responsibility programmes CRECK Hardware and General Suppliers implements to give back to the Malawian community as a business entity.

The old Msundwe Police Unit, which was burnt at the height of political upheavals in Malawi

The company’s Managing Director, Apostle Clifford Kawinga, told Nyasa Times on Monday that his company received a request from the Malawi Police Service, though the Office of the Inspector General, to help with the construction of the Msundwe Police Unit.

“We received the request to help the police with the construction of the Msundwe Police Unit since the old structure was burnt down during the 2019 electoral results protests,” said Kawinga, adding that as a socially responsible company, they noted that the construction of the police unit at Msundwe was worthwhile, as it would enhance security to citizens in and around Msundwe.

The modern police unit, which Creck Hardware is constructing at Msundwe

“We are now constructing a complete new structure that is very big. It is as big and 10meters by 26 meters structure worth in excess of K52.”

Kawinga stated that the new structure will include all the required offices at a police station including two contemporary cells.

“CRECK, as a Malawian bred corporate, believes that we have a responsibility to contribute to the Malawi development agenda hence our involvement in a number of Corporate Social Responsibility projects. It is very unfortunate that mostly corporate social responsibility is often times left to multinational companies than local firms,” he narrated.

Kawinga has since called on local firms to embrace the concept of corporate social responsibility so that they join the development agenda of Malawi .

Chairperson of Msundwe Community Policing Forum, John Patrick, hailed Kawinga for the support to Msundwe.

“Our area is fragile and sensitive to crime and security; we are grateful to Apostle. Kawinga for embarking on this construction project. The presence of a police station is an assurance that people will be helped and their goods, property and life will be secured,” said Patrick.

CRECK Hardware is also extending and renovating some structures at Mchinji Police Station following a request by the Mchinji Police Station.

Recently, during the citizen initiative on Covid-19 fundraising led by Onjezani Kenani, Kawinga donated MK10 million on top of the donation of preventive materials to over 10, 000 people in selected district through Salvation for All Ministry where is the founder.

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Kamchiputu
3 years ago

Total false. I am sure the police did not request him but he contacted the police. How can he police contact a bussinessman and not the Government? Building a police unit could easily be misinterpreted especially the offer coming from a business person. Should the Apostle be found to be doing shady business will the police hunt him when he is building them the office?

gwede
gwede
3 years ago

aaaaaaa malo motimangila chipatala, shaaa

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