VP ANSAH URGES FAITH AT BURIAL OF MAYOR MOSES’ DAUGHTER

Vice President Dr Jane Ansah has urged the family and friends of the late Rauline Moses to remain steadfast in their faith and seek comfort in God following her death.

Dr Ansah made the appeal on Monday, November 9, when she joined family members and other mourners at the burial ceremony of Rauline, daughter of Mzuzu City Mayor Councillor Chiyembekezo Glyn Moses, at Area 18 Cemetery in Lilongwe.

The Vice President described the death of a young person as heartbreaking and extended her condolences to the bereaved family and the people of Mzuzu City.

Drawing lessons from Psalm 139 and the biblical account of Job, Dr Ansah acknowledged the pain and difficult questions that come with losing a loved one, but reminded mourners that human beings cannot always understand God’s ways.

She encouraged Rauline’s parents, relatives and friends not to lose hope or surrender to despair, saying God would remain their source of strength and comfort during the difficult period of mourning.

Dr Ansah also laid a wreath in honour of the deceased during the ceremony.

Rauline died on Saturday, November 7, in Mzuzu following a brief illness.

Born on September 23, 2005, she was a final-year Bachelor of Science in Geology student at the University of Malawi.