FDH Bank plc donates K100 million to Malawi’s Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) to support assistance and relief for Malawians repatriating from South Africa after xenophobic attacks. Both outlets report that the donation is intended to help the government coordinate the return of people who have registered for voluntary repatriation due to safety concerns. The support is linked to DoDMA’s efforts to manage logistics and provide relief measures for those affected during the repatriation process. The government is reportedly targeting the repatriation of 15,000 people who registered for voluntary return, according to the shared accounts. The reports frame the funding as part of broader disaster and emergency response activities led by DoDMA following the violence in South Africa. FDH Bank’s contribution is referenced as a bank-funded support measure to enable the government to carry out planned repatriation and related relief work. The articles present the announcement as a timely financial contribution amid ongoing repatriation needs.