By Patience Longwe The Secretary for Education, Chikondano Mussa has advised Chief education officers in the country to follow education policies in order to build a strong education system. Speaking in Lilongwe at Riverside Hotel on Tuesday, during an opening ceremony for effective Leadership and… Read More »Chief education officers urged to build strong education system
By Phyllis Nkhoma Anglican Council in Malawi (ACM) Diocesan Secretary, Canon Luzuwano, has said parents must deliberately target kids aged zero to three with positive behavioral lessons if the children are to grow into reliable citizens. Luzuwano said this on Friday at Chatoloma in Kasungu… Read More »NGO promotes positive parenting education
By Wanangwa Tembo Minister of Education, Madalitso Kambauwa Wirima, says the country has great potential to come up with serious innovations that can solve the challenges being faced in all sectors of the economy. Wirima was speaking Tuesday at Kamuzu Academy in Kasunguwhen she presided… Read More »Students’ innovations impress minister
By Vincent Khonje Pamodzi for Inclusive Education Project has called on stakeholders in the sector to advocate for inclusive education so that all citizens, regardless of their natural being, access education in the country. The call was made Saturday at Waliranji in Mchinji during the… Read More »Mchinji commemorates day of girl child with a call for inclusive education
By Austine Patrice Kachilika Seibo Maria, an organisation that aims at feeding every hungry child through school meals, intends to roll out finger print and facial recognition technology to improve efficiency in school feeding programmes. Seibo Maria Programmes Supervisor, Victor Mthulo told M’mbelwa District Council… Read More »Organisation set to introduce technology in school feeding programme
By George Mponda Director General for the Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA), Daud Suleman says there is need to introduce internet as a subject in the country’s school curriculum to ensure that students in public schools have knowledge in internet like their counterparts in private… Read More »Macra boss wants introduction of internet in school curriculum
By Bishop Witmos and Nephtali Kalumbi Higher Education Students’ Loans and Grants Board has approved a provision list of loans beneficiaries for higher education for the 2023/2024 academic year. Spokesperson for the board, Henry Chingaipe, said at a press briefing in Mangochi on Tuesday that… Read More »Loans and grants board approves 2023/2024 funds
By Abubakar Kanjoka In a quest of promoting equal opportunity for learning and growth among the youth of all diverse groups, Advocacy and Communications Officer for Fount for Nations, Connex Kafera, has urged education authorities to adopt Pamodzi application, recommending that it can help in… Read More »Education authorities urged to adopt Pamodzi Application
TedEd Sal Khan, the founder and CEO of Khan Academy, thinks artificial intelligence could spark the greatest positive transformation education has ever seen. He shares the opportunities he sees for students and educators to collaborate with AI tools — including the potential of a personal… Read More »How AI Could Save (Not Destroy) Education
By Leonard Masauli The British High Commissioner to Malawi, Fiona Ritchie has said the Chevening scholarship is a great milestone towards improvement of Social Economic Transformation of the country to achieve the Malawi 2063 agenda. Ritchie made the remarks during a commemoration of 40 years… Read More »High Commissioner hails 40 years of Chevening scholarship in Malawi