1. Thank God for His faithfulness and love over Malawi. Thank God that He is good to all and his mercy is over all Malawi and her resources. Thank God that he is able to heal and restore whatever Malawi has lost.
2. Thank God for the message spoken to us as Malawians regarding our working ethics and attitude. Pray that we will take this message seriously and allow the Lord to raise responsible employers and employees that put in their best for the development of Malawi. 
3. Pray that Malawi will shift from a largely consuming and importing country to a country that largely produces, value adds and exports. Pray for increase in excellence and hard work across all sectors and that products and services from Malawi will be of high value and great quality.
4. Pray for the thriving of honest, equitable, fair and just businesses and jobs with welfare of people at heart. Pray for the healing of those whose spirits have been wounded by unfair and partial practices. Pray for hope to rise in those that see themselves as victims and have stopped being productive. 
5. Pray against the destructive spirit behind burning of trees in Chikangawa Plantations and other areas, vandalising of infrastructure across the nation and all forms of sabotage. Pray for the healing and restoration of peace among the aggrieved/malicious people.
6. Thank God for greatly improved electricity supply in the country. Pray that the current fuel crisis comes to an end.

Praying for People Groups in Central African Republic– (Matthew 28:18-20)

Thank God for the people of Central African who have professed Christ as Saviour. Pray that these will remain unmovable whatever happens to them. 

Pray that those that have never heard the word of God will have the privilege to hear it this year and that those who hear will not harden their hearts.

Pray that the church will understand the need for urgency in rescuing people from the kingdom of darkness to the Kingdom of light. Pray that willing workers and all necessary resources will be available for this work.