Month: June 2023 Posts

Education Ministry plans to construct 10,900 classrooms

Jun 13, 2023 Gracious Zinazi 0 &

Ministry of Education says it plans to build 10,900 classrooms in the country starting in the areas that were greatly affected by Cyclone Freddy. Cyclone Freddy which hit Malawi in March this year affected 550… ...

Germany donates 3 vehicles to Ministry of Education

Jun 07, 2023 Gracious Zinazi 0 &

The German Development Cooperation yesterday donated three vehicles to the Ministry of Education which have been handed over to Karonga and Machinga Teachers Training Colleges. Speaking at the handover ceremony which took place at the… ...

Govt told to give back school to NGO

Apr 28, 2023 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

Some concerned citizens at Mdoola area in Nkhata-Bay have told government through the Ministry of Education to give back a school which it turned into a district girls boarding school instead of a CDSS to… ...

Expert says e-learning will bring inequalities in education delivery

Jan 12, 2023 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

As some quarters in the country are suggesting e-learning as a possible solution for schools amidst cholera outbreak, an education expert says the country is not at a stage where it can implement e-learning in… ...

Malawi Govt told to treat all schools equally

Jan 12, 2023 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

Kandodo Chiponda An education expert has demanded the Malawi Government to prove that it treats all schools fairly and equally following revelations that Army Secondary School which is owned by the Malawi Defence Force was… ...

Govt faulted for causing confusion with extended school holiday

Jan 10, 2023 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

Education experts say government is responsible for the confusion that has rocked the education sector following the two-week extended holiday for Blantyre and Lilongwe schools. The expert has urged government to immediately clean the mess.… ...

Maranatha closes new campuses

Jan 10, 2023 Archangel Nzangaya 0 &

Maranatha Academy has closed its two temporary sites in Balaka and Zalewa where classes for form two and form four students were supposed to start on Monday. The development follows government's Monday press statement which… ...