CDH Investment Bank on Sunday 10th July 2022 held its second wellness program for 2022 for its staff. The activity was a hike to places of interest that saw the Blantyre team hike from Trout Farm in Zomba up to Williams Falls, Emperor’s View, Queens View to Mulunguzi Dam in Zomba. 

For the Lilongwe team, the activity was executed in Salima where the team hiked up Senga Hills.  The activities were conducted to allow staff members to participate in fitness activities that will provide the Bank staff with an opportunity to exercise and interact socially.

Managed by its founder, Courageous Musasa — a 28-year-old former street begging child — amongst its most needs are fuel wood to prepare hard earned food, which CDH Investment Bank has relieved them off through the huge tree logs it donated on Tuesday.

CDH Investment Bank treated men to a Father’s Day photoshoot on Sunday 19th June 2022 as the world commemorated Father’s Day. CDH Investment Bank values the various father-roles its male staff members play in the lives of many and felt it good to treat its gentlemen. The Bank had a professional portrait photo of the male staff members taken both in Blantyre and Lilongwe. The pictures were gifted so staff may use them for their personal profiles or social media pages e.g., WhatsApp profile, LinkedIn, etc. The Bank also had portraits taken of them under a happy Father’s Day themed selfie board.

CDH Investment Bank and members of other Continental Holdings Group companies attended the 2022 bankers’ sports day on Saturday 28th May 2022 at KUHES Sports Complex. 

The CDH group staff members patronized various sporting events on the day ranging from golf (Blantyre Sports Club), cycling, football, netball, volleyball, basketball, chess, bawo, egg race, sack race, 100m races and tug of war. 

The event allowed all staff including Exco members to have time to interact with bankers from other institutions but most notably allowed Kwame Ahadzi our Chief Executive Officer to have a one-on-one session with Dr Wilson Banda, the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Malawi. 

CDH Investment Bank, which is celebrating 10 years of its existence, donated K3.5 million to Beit Cure International Hospital in Blantyre towards the promotion of free community health among children. The donation, presented on Wednesday during the celebration of 20 years of partnership between the Beit Trust and Cure Hospital, where there was also a handover ceremony of surgical equipment donated by the Beit Trust to Beit Cure.