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Traditional Authority (T/A) Ngwelero of Zomba District has embarked on educational self-help initiative aimed at raising funds for needy students in the area in order for them to attain secondary school education. According to T/A Ngwelero the idea was conceived after realizing challenges that some of students especially those from poor families were facing in terms of accessing secondary school education upon completion of primary school. “Due to high levels...Read More

The Malawi institute of journalism (MIJ) is pleased to announce the names of candidates who have been selected to pursue Bachelor of Arts in Journalism-Year One at its Blantyre Campus beginning January 2022 as follows: NO SURNAME FIRSTNAME 1 Bronex Edwin 2 Chimwaza Alipo 3 Kalonga Danford Edward 4 Kondwani Alinafe Beata 5 Kudzingo Mclloyd 6 Manson Lawrence 7 Masenda  Rosciousie 8 Mbewe Joyce 9 Mphedwa Anthony 10 Mapira Hope...Read More

The Malawi institute of journalism (MIJ) is pleased to invite candidates to attend entrance examinations for certificate and diploma in journalism programs as follows:   DATE            :           Friday, 3 December 2021 TIME            :           8:00 am Venues        :           Blantyre campus in Naperi Township. Lilongwe Campus in La Rose Building, behind Mount Meru Filling Station along Mchesi Road. Mzuzu Campus in Chapita Building, next to National Bank of Malawi.  ...Read More

There have been alarming rate of girls who have been dropping out of school at Chilipa Community Day Secondary School (CDSS) in Mangochi which 30 have stopped attending classes this academic year alone. The Deputy Head Teacher at the school, Cosmas Jere said they are really affected with the situation and they are in the process of putting up some measures to stop the tendency. “As a school we are...Read More

Gender and social welfare officer in northern region has asked responsible personnel to start taking steps in regulating social media as one way of protecting children from different forms of abuses they experience. The social welfare officer Leckson Ngambi further suggested that parents should not be allowing their children to have phones that provide them with the opportunity to access social media. Social media such facebook and whatsapp are the...Read More