By Geoffrey Kagwa Blantyre, April 20, Mana: Ministry of Tourism says Blantyre Cultural Centre (BCC) which was closed for a year for refurbishment will re-open in June this year. In an interview with Malawi News Agency (MANA) on Wednesday, Ministry of Tourism Spokesperson, Humphreys Mpondaminga… Read More »BCC to re-open in June
By Brenda Sanudi Adolescent girls and young women in Mchinji now have easy access to sexual reproductive health rights (SRHR) services and information thanks to a Sexuality Education for Transformation (SET) Project which started late last year. Girls Activists Youth Organisation (GAYO) is implementing the… Read More »Sexuality Education Project to remove girl impingement
By Fostina Mkandawire Salima: The Parliamentary Cluster Committee on Education has expressed satisfaction with the new Public University application process emphasising that it will rectify some anomalies that the old system had. The National Council of Higher Education (NCHE) engaged the Parliamentary Cluster Committee on… Read More »Parliamentary Committee on Education endorse public university digital application system
By Monica Tambala The Ministry of Education has so far drilled 1450 primary school leaders across the country under its Malawi Education Reform Programme (MERP) which targets 10,200 primary school leaders across the country to improve learning environment for infant to junior learners in government… Read More »Ministry of Education trains 1450 School Leaders
By Blackson Mkupatira Dedza: Story Workshop Communication Trust (SWET) has underscored the importance of capturing the attention of learners, especially girls during teaching and learning so that they are enticed to stay in school. Speaking Monday, during the opening of a day-long training for 58… Read More »Story Workshop Communication Trust (SWET) drills teachers from Dedza in Edutainment
By Priscilla Phiri and Jennifer Tseka Mzimba South, one of the largest education districts in the country has registered exceptional results with Primary School Improvement Grant (PSIG) Ministry of Education is implementing PSIG with funding from the World Bank, government, and Global Partnership for Education… Read More »Improved primary school education through PSIG
By Martin Chiwanda Machinga: Machinga Likwenu Member of parliament Bright Msaka says there is need to invest in to address developmental concerns facing the people in the constituency. Msaka said this on Saturday, when he was the guest of honour during the Machinga district council… Read More »Invest more in education, says Msaka
By Robert Nayeja Nsanje District Council on Tuesday awarded 20 students who were selected to various national secondary schools in the country. The students were awarded with school bags and other learning materials such as hardcovers and school instruments at a function that took place… Read More »Nsanje District Council awards best performers in PSLCE exams
By Maston Kaiya Ntcheu District Council has expressed concern with the low turn-out of men and lack of learning centres in adult literacy programme in the district According to district’s Community Development Officer, Ellen Mwahara, the challenge is derailing efforts to deal with illiteracy among community members.… Read More »Low turnout of men in adult schools worries officials
By Vincent Khonje Mchinji: Due to several challenges, most young people in rural settings are forced to drop out of school. Financial constraints rate highly on why most of the rural youths do not proceed with their education despite embracing ambitions of furthering their education.… Read More »Skills development giving hope for school dropout youths