Directors
Meet Our Directors
Radson Mwadiwa
PCL Chairman
Radson Mwadiwa
PCL Chairman
Mr. Mwadiwa was born on 4th July 1956 in Harare, Zimbabwe. He is an accomplished public administrator, with particular interest and expertise in public finance management as well as public sector reforms. He has had a distinguished and enviable public service record spanning over a period of 40 years, during which he rose to serve as Principal Secretary in various ministries including Ministries of Finance; Trade and Industry; Energy and Natural Resources; Agriculture and Food Security as well as Transport and Public Works.
In this role, he had close interaction at high level with private sector players and was instrumental in ensuring an effective interface between public and private sector interests.
Mr Mwadiwa has previously served, and continues to serve, on several boards in the private as well as public sectors.
Stewart Malata
Director
Stewart Malata
Director
Mr. Malata is CEO of Roads Fund Administration since 2014. Previously, he was working as CEO at MDC Limited. He has held a number of other Executive Leadership positions as Chief Executive Officer at Admarc Investment Holdings and Director in the Ministry of Finance, Economic Planning and Development.
He holds a Master of Sciences Degree in Accounting and Finance from the University of Stirling, Scotland and a Bachelor of Commerce (Accountancy) Degree from the University of Malawi, the Polytechnic campus obtained in 1985.
He sits on various boards including Seed Co. Malawi Ltd, Ufulu Finance Ltd and Malawi Catering Services Ltd.
Betty Caroline Mahuka
Director
Betty Caroline Mahuka
Director
Mrs. Betty Mahuka is an experienced professional Accountant and Administrator with over 20 years’ experience at Senior Management level in both Executive and Non-Executive leadership positions. She has worked as Consultant Chief Operations Officer (COO) for the Malawi Liverpool Welcome Trust, General Manager for FDH Money Bureau, Director of Finance for Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi Limited (ESCOM) and as Head of Finance for the Malawi Environmental Endowment Trust (MEET). Mrs Mahuka has served as Board member of several organizations in Statutory Corporations and other public and private organizations operating in various sectors of the economy, including environmental, hospitality, engineering, financial and insurance sectors.
Mrs Mahuka holds a Master of Science degree in Finance and Accounting from the University of Stirling in the United Kingdom, a Bachelor of Commerce Degree from the University of Malawi and a Diploma in Business Studies. She is a Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) from the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), United Kingdom and a Chartered Accountant (CA) Malawi. She is also a Lead Fellow- Leadership for Sustainable Environment.
Mrs Mahuka has a mindset for continuous learning and therefore attends short courses and conferences to ensure she is up to date with current economic and governance issues.
Dye Mawindo
Director
Dye Mawindo
Director
A general management expert, Dye Mawindo started off his career in the legal profession before he moved on to the public sector when he joined the Malawi Development Corporation and rose to the position of Deputy General Manager/General Manager (Designate). Eight years later, he took up the position of Comptroller of Statutory Corporations and in this position, he was responsible for overseeing the performance of the parastatal sector in Malawi. He was thereafter appointed first Executive Director of the Privatisation Commission when it was set up in 1996. He served in this position until 2001. Before being appointed Malawi’s Director of Public Procurement in 2012, he served in the capacity of Governance Adviser to the Vice President of the Republic of Malawi. In 2016, Dye Mawindo was appointed CEO of MCA Malawi during which he successfully implemented the first US$350.7 million five-year US Government sponsored compact that ended in 2018. Currently, he is leading a team that is managing Malawi’s second compact (US$350 million) in a similar capacity.
Gibson S Ngalamila
Director
Gibson S Ngalamila
Director
Mr. Ngalamila has served as Executive Secretary of Press Trust for 7 years now. He joined Press Trust in September 2003. Prior to his current position, he served the Trust in various capacities in the Operations Department. By virtue of his position at Press Trust, Mr Ngalamila has over the years served as a non-executive director on the boards of a number of companies and organisations. Currently, he chairs the boards of Mwaiwathu Private Hospital Limited and Continental Holdings Limited. He is a non-executive director on the board of Press Agriculture Limited. In his own right, he was appointed as a non-executive director on the board of Malawi Agricultural and Industrial Investment Corporation (MAIIC) and a Trustee of the Girls Education Trust, a UNICEF-funded public organisation supporting the education of girls in Malawi.
Mr Ngalamila is a chartered company secretary and governance expert as well as a duly registered Chartered Accountant.
Tavona Biza
Director
Tavona Biza
Director
Tavona Biza is a seasoned business leader with extensive experience in financial services, specializing in insurance, pensions, and actuarial science. He was recently appointed as the Group Chief Executive Officer of Old Mutual Malawi, where he is set to drive strategic growth, digital transformation, and market expansion.
Prior to this role, Tavona served as the Group CEO of Old Mutual Ghana, where he successfully led the business from significant losses in 2018 to sustained profitability. Under his leadership, Old Mutual Ghana became a market leader in corporate risk insurance, growing from less than 1% market share to approximately 30% within three years. He also spearheaded digital innovation, launching Ghana’s first-ever Annuity and WhatsApp insurance products, and ensured a fully cloud-based operational framework.
Before his tenure in Ghana, Tavona was the Managing Director of Old Mutual Life Assurance and Pension Services in Malawi, where he transformed the business, achieving 60% profit growth and a 70% increase in new business sales. His earlier experience includes executive roles at Old Mutual Zimbabwe and Old Mutual South Africa, focusing on operations, actuarial valuation, product development, and risk management.
A qualified actuary and a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (UK), Tavona holds an MBA from the University of Cape Town and has completed executive education at INSEAD and WITS Business School. He has served as President of both the Life Insurance and Pension Association of Malawi and the Actuarial Society of Malawi, demonstrating his industry leadership across multiple markets.
Beyond his corporate career, Tavona is passionate about social impact, actively supporting InnerCity Missions, which provides aid to street children worldwide.
His leadership is defined by strategic innovation, digital transformation, and a commitment to sustainable financial solutions across Africa.
Dr. Ronald Mangani
Executive Director
Dr. Ronald Mangani
Executive Director
Dr. Ronald studied economics, finance and investment at the Universities of Malawi, York and Cape Town, and held visiting scholar positions at the International Monetary Fund Institute and the University of Oxford. He started his career as Assistant Finance Officer at the Malawi Institute of Education, before joining the University of Malawi (UNIMA). Until his appointment as Chief Executive Officer of Press Corporation Plc in 2023, he was an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Malawi (UNIMA), Chairman of Old Mutual Malawi Limited, and Director of First Capital Bank Malawi. He was Secretary to the Treasury of the Government of Malawi between 2014 and 2017. Previously, he also served as an independent director on the boards of the Reserve Bank of Malawi, the Malawi Stock Exchange, MDC Limited, and the Malawi Institute of Management, among others. He also sat on the Monetary Policy Committee of the Reserve Bank of Malawi. He is a founding member of the Economics Association of Malawi. He is also a network member of both the African Economic Research Consortium of Kenya, and the Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa hosted by the Tanzania-based Eastern and Southern African Management Institute.