Month: October 2015 Posts

Soche Technical students in charitable work

Oct 07, 2015 Geoffrey Banda 4 &

Malawian students at Soche Technical College have embarked on the mission of reaching out needy youths in the country as the way of exercising their social responsibilities. The students, through their group, Hope for the… ...

Business community championing debates on unemployment

Oct 05, 2015 Luke Bisani 5 &

The Centre for Free Market Enterprise (CFME) has organised inter-university debates for Malawi universities in a bid to champion unemployment issues in the country. According to CFME, the debate will give an opportunity to students… ...

Chilima abolished JCE and free Primary Education

Oct 03, 2015 Aubrey Makina 331 &

Malawi vice President, Saulos Chilima, who was heading the Public Reforms Commission, is behind government decision to abolish Junior Certificate of Education (JCE) and the introduction of fees in primary schools, Malawi24 has learnt. Reports… ...

Nkhatabay Secondary School state worries students

Oct 02, 2015 Timothy Kachedwa 32 &

Students at Nkhatabay Secondary School in Malawi’s Northern Region have expressed great worry over the dilapidated state the school is currently in. This comes weeks after the Northern Region Water Board disconnected water supply at… ...

Government bursary to lessen school dropout

Oct 01, 2015 Victoria Milanzi 35 &

Malawi Director of Secondary and Distance Education in the ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Chikondano Mussa, on Wednesday said that government plans to support needy students in all public secondary schools as a way… ...

Unima Golden Jubilee celebrations date, venue announced

Sep 27, 2015 Archangel Nzangaya 5 &

The Ministry of education science and technology through the University of Malawi (Unima) has name Kamuzu stadium to host Unima's Golden Jubilee celebration scheduled to take place on Saturday, October 10, 2015 from 7:00 a.m.… ...

Public Reforms strategies baffle teachers

Sep 27, 2015 Victoria Milanzi 35 &

The civil service reforms, being chaired by Malawi's Vice President Saulos Chilima, have baffled teachers with the head count process bringing anxiety among many teachers as it requires them to incur a lot of money,… ...