Daeyang Luke University in Lilongwe has been closed indefinitely following peaceful demonstrations that students at the university conducted.
This is after students were protesting the college’s decision to hike fees from K650,000 to K1.8 million.
“We have been struggling to pay the K650,000 and now the fees has been hiked up to K1.8 million so I don’t think most of the students will afford to pay a huge amount like that,” said one of the concerned students.
According to the university’s management, the fees has been raised due to the devaluation of Kwacha which has affected price of items on the market.
Meanwhile, the students have been ordered to leave the university campus.
But the closure of the institution is expected to affect Daeyang Luke hospital since medical students at the university conduct practical lessons at the hospital thereby increasing the number of health workers at the health facility.
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Fix the economy why u complain know that weak economy =high prices munavota nokha you deserve it can’t you see kwacha is very weak
Its too much
Anthuwa ndi ma korea anabwelera geni not to assist the poor malawians tinawayamikira kwambiri now ayamhba kuluma,too much eeish
angoyenera ku matcha mmmm thats too much mmmmm
Hehehede tiziwona amalawi
Afuna tizikhalabe mbuli anthuwa
Apa sakuthandizanso amalawi iyayi
Gvt has increased taxation kkkkkkkk
So now schools are for the rich,no good for son of a poor man.
an oxford in the poorest country in africa kkk teach the koreans good manners!
Really somthn z wrong somwhre at ds xul!de ownr haz to figure t out