NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC ON TENDER RESULTS
23/01/12

As required by the PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ACT (2003), Malawi Housing Corporation (MHC) would like to notify the General Public that some Tenders were concluded and awarded

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MHC INVESTS K12M IN CHITAWIRA HOSTEL
26/10/11

The Malawi Housing Corporation (MHC) has invested K12 million into the renovation of a girls hostel in Chitawira, Blantyre.

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MHC TO HABILITATE ALL HOUSES FOR ITS TENANTS
04/10/11

Malawi Housing Corporation (MHC) has embarked on a multi-million kwacha maintanance initiative of its houses to give them a facelift in response to tenants' complaints.

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MHC HANDS OVER HOUSES TO POLICE
30/06/11

The Malawi Housing Corporation (MHC) on 29 June 2011 handed over ten housing units worth K102million to Kanjedza Police, to reduce accommodation miseries associated with the Malawi Police Service (MPS).

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MHC TARGETS NSANJE
02/11/10

The Deputy Minister of Lands Housing and Urban Development, Hon Billy Kaunda on 02nd As Nsanje District continues to attract attention with its world inland port, the Malawi Housing Corporation (MHC) plans to build an initial 20 houses within the town. MHC General Manager, Golden Matiya said his corporation in its drive to construct houses in key centres of the country had acquired 20 plots to build 20 three-bedroom houses in the town. He said the corporation was currently building houses in other regions of the country. He said MHC would look for funds to build 20 three-bedroom houses at the World Inland Port of Nsanje. "Once we have finished building houses in other regions, we'll go to Nsanje," Matiya told Malawi News Agency in an interview.

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LAUNCH OF THE MHC WEBSITE BY THE HONOURABLE MINISTER OF LANDS, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, HON JOHN BANDE MP
04/10/10

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OPENING OF THE KARONGA RELIEF SHELTER BY THE HONOURABLE DEPUTY MINISTER OF LANDS, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, HON BILLY KAUNDA
04/09/10

The Deputy Minister of Lands Housing and Urban Development, Hon Billy Kaunda on 02nd September, 2010, officially opened the Karonga Relief Shelter that the Malawi Housing Corporation built for the floods victims’ use in the District.

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FAMILIARISATION TOUR BY THE HONOURABLE MINISTER OF LANDS, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, HON JOHN BANDE MP, AND THE HONOURABLE DEPUTY MINISTER, HON BILLY KAUNDA, MP
27/08/10

The Hon. Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban development, Hon John Bande and Hon Deputy Minister, Hon Billy Kaunda, visited the MHC head Office on their familiarization tour.
The Hon Ministers met the Corporations’ Senior Managers at head office where they had a briefing session.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF MALAWI, NANDOLO STUDENTS HOSTEL IN ZOMBA
16/07/10

The construction of the University students’ hostel at Nandolo in Zomba is completed and students have started occupying the Hostel. This is a 132 bed hostel for both male and female occupants. The hostel was constructed at the cost of 150 Million Kwacha, excluding loan interest.

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GRADER HANDOVER OF KEYS
16/03/10

Malawi Housing Corporation has handed over a brand new grader to its Technical Department to accelerate service delivery which includes plot delivery, house construction and maintenance.

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PRE-SALE FACILITY
26/02/10

Malawi Housing Corporation has recently ventured into a pre-sale facility under the build and sale programme. Under this product offering, the Corporation will provide land and technical expertise in the whole process of construction and deliver within agreed period. The customer is expected to pay upfront for the construction.

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LONG SERVING MEMBERS OF STAFF AWARDED
26/02/10

The Corporation this year awarded its long serving employees in all the 5 regions. These employees were 89 in total. They have served from 15 years, 20 years, 25 years, and 33 years as the longest serving period. The ceremonies took place in all the Regions and were graced by the General Manager, HRM, PRO, Regional Managers and their entire regional management and staff.

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MHC TO REDUCE ACCOMMODATION PROBLEMS
09/February/2010

Malawi Housing Corporation (MHC) has stepped up efforts to reduce accommodation problems by embarking on a house construction project in the all three regions of the country.

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MALAWI HOUSING CORPORATION PAYS ENCROUCHERS
09/July/2009

Malawi Housing Corporation has paid K20.7million compensation to squatters who encroached the Corporation’s land in Blantyre Chigumula area where it intends to develop 236 plots. MHC General Manager Goldon Matiya told the Budget and Finance Committee of Parliament in Lilongwe that his organization under the leadership of the District Commissioner (DC) engaged the squatters and convinced them to vacate the land.

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MALAWI HOUSING CORPORATION BUDGET UP 356%
09/July/2009

Malawi Housing Corporation has a K16billion budget for the year 2009/10 representing a 356 percent rise from the previous year’s K3.5billion budget. This was revealed in a report which the General Manager of MHC Golden Matiya presented to the budget and Finance Committee of Parliament on 7th October. According to the report 95 percent of the allocation will be spent on development expenditure while five percent will be used for overheads.

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MALAWI HOUSING CORPORATION WEARS A NEW FACE
09/July/2009

In an effort to spruce its image and improve service delivery, the Malawi Housing Corporation (MHC) is clamping down on corrupt practices within the public enterprise. MHC has plans to undertake several projects including building hundreds of houses for private tenants and public institutions throughout the country.

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