Maltech, a leading IT company in Malawi, has secured a deal to construct an FM radio tower for the Anglican Diocese of Northern Malawi. The tower is expected to enhance the FM radio signal in the region and bring about significant benefits to the local community.

The tower, which will be 30 meters high, will be constructed at the Anglican Diocese of Northern Malawi’s headquarters in Mzuzu. The tower will enable the Anglican Diocese to broadcast its radio programs to a wider audience, including those in remote areas.

Commenting on the project, Maltech’s CEO, Kenson Malanga, said, “We are thrilled to be partnering with the Anglican Diocese of Northern Malawi on this project. We believe that this project will bring about significant benefits to the local community by enhancing the FM radio signal in the region. As a Malawian company, we are committed to supporting local initiatives that have a positive impact on the community.”

Similarly, the Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Northern Malawi, the Right Reverend Bishop Fanuel Emmanuel Magangani, expressed his excitement about the project. “We are excited about this project and what it means for our radio programs. We believe that this project will enable us to reach a wider audience, including those in remote areas, and share our message with them. We are grateful to Maltech for their support and commitment to this project.”

The project is expected to take three months to complete and will involve the construction of a tower, installation of a transmitter, and testing of the FM radio signal. The project is part of Maltech’s commitment to supporting local initiatives that have a positive impact on the community.

In conclusion, the construction of the FM radio tower for the Anglican Diocese of Northern Malawi is a testament to Maltech’s commitment to supporting local initiatives that have a positive impact on the community. The project is expected to enhance the FM radio signal in the region and bring about significant benefits to the local community.