Senior managers at Castel Malawi Limited (CML) have come under the public microscope for their uncensored lust, following revelations that they have been demanding sexual favours from female employees.
CML Human Resources Director Naomi Nyirenda has issued a stern warning to managers, stressing that the company will not shield any member of staff involved in the unprofessional conduct at workplace.
In an internal memo dated June 25, 2021, titled ‘Sexual Harassment at the Workplace, Nyirenda says the management has received, with deep regret, written communication of allegations on ongoing sexual harassment occurring with at the workplace.
The communication, sent to her office through the Castel Malawi Workers’ Union (CAMAWU), denotes ongoing sexual harassment incidents happening mostly to the recent employed young ladies, by their respective senior managers in exchange of work favours.
By Chisomo Phiri One of the county's beer brewing companies Castel Malawi Limited has issued a statement referring to the claims circulating in social media
Castel Dismisses Social Media Reports On Tax Evasion
Castel Malawi Limited, a leading manufacturer of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, has dismissed social media that the company has not been paying tax to Malawi government.
Castel Malawi dismissed the allegations through a press statement dated 31 May 2021 posted on its official Facebook page.
According to the statement, Castel Malawi Limited has no history of defaulting Tax and it honors all its tax obligations to the Authority.
“We strongly dispute and condemn this false accusation that we believe has been done only for the purpose of tarnishing the image and reputation of the company,” reads the statement in part.
Castel Malawi Exchange Losses Affect PCL Profits
Press Corporation CEO George Patridge
Exchange losses amounting to K6.36 billion incurred by Castel Brewery Malawi Limited has affected profit margins for conglomerate Press Corporation plc which has posted an after tax profit of K19.9 billion, 13% lower than prior year.
In a financial statement for the year ending 31
st December 2020 signed by Press Corporation plc Board Chairman Randson Mwadiwa and PCL Group Chief Executive Officer George Partridge, the conglomerate said granted the very difficult operating environment, the Group registered respectable results with profit before tax for the period at MK38.22 billion (2019: MK40.31 billion) was 5% lower than prior year.
Castel Malawi Exchange Losses Affect PCL Profits
Press Corporation CEO George Patridge
Exchange losses amounting to K6.36 billion incurred by Castel Brewery Malawi Limited has affected profit margins for conglomerate Press Corporation plc which has posted an after tax profit of K19.9 billion, 13% lower than prior year.
In a financial statement for the year ending 31
st December 2020 signed by Press Corporation plc Board Chairman Randson Mwadiwa and PCL Group Chief Executive Officer George Partridge, the conglomerate said granted the very difficult operating environment, the Group registered respectable results with profit before tax for the period at MK38.22 billion (2019: MK40.31 billion) was 5% lower than prior year.