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Kwera, a non-profit organisation, has supported needy students from public universities with tuition fees and laptops to ease the burden of resources in their academic studies. The support comes against the background of some needy students from public universities withdrawing due to lack of fees and upkeep resources. The situation has become harder following the
President Lazarus Chakwera has dared university graduates to innovate and move to create jobs through entrepreneurship instead of turning into jobseekers. Presiding over the first congregation of the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (Mubas), he also called on students who benefitted from loan schemes for their tuition and upkeep to start repaying immediately
It is Friday and the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (Mubas) in Blantyre is bustling with students going out. It is time off the books, the period Pemphero Magombo, 29, comes in handy. The bearded final-year student tagged Mfalisi like the unshaven Pharisees of old lends party lovers money for fun, connects some
Unanticipated challenges of Unima unbundling have emerged at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (Kuhes) where at least 5 000 employees are demanding a K50 billion gratuity with interest. The employees argue that management’s failure to pay them gratuity within prescribed time is a violation of their contract. The university—a merger of College of Medicine and
Clinical psychologist Chiwoza Bandawe has challenged universities to address mental health issues amid rising statistics of students silently suffering from common mental disorders. The Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (Kuhes) Professor of Mental Health said projections indicate that one third of students arrive at the university with symptoms of common mental disorders, especially depression and