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Media students participate in Data Journalism training

At the University of Malawi, students have the opportunity to participate in various training sessions that equip them with knowledge useful in their academic work, while also providing practical information before they complete their studies. Recently, from 13th to 21st March, 2024, 49 students studying media, communication and journalism at UN...

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National Water Conference applauds UNIMA student research

On 23rd and 24th March 2024, Mr. Mussa Ching’amba, a University of Malawi student in the School of Natural and Applied Sciences enrolled in the Master of Science in Modelling and Governance programme, attended the 2024 National Water Conference and Exhibition at the Bingu International Conference Centre in Lilongwe. The conference attracte...

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Exploring Collaboration Avenues: UNIMA SRC's Potential Partnership with Ecobank

In an effort to continue enhancing the experience of UNIMA students, the Students Representative Council (SRC), led by its president, Mr. Thanks Elia, held a meeting with Ecobank officials to discuss potential opportunities for collaboration. Representing the multinational bank were Mr. Patson Chikaonda, the Account Relationship Manager, and Mr....

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Executive Deans market UNIMA at Kamuzu Academy University Career Day

As far as universities in the country go, the University of Malawi remains the desired destination for an overwhelming number of young people in the country and beyond. It is no surprise, therefore, that UNIMA recently participated in the 3rd annual Kamuzu Academy University Career Day, having been invited by the school's Deputy Headmaster, Mr. ...

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UNIMA Graduation: Celebrating new beginnings

As they complete their sojourn at university, students are expected to be awarded various certificates upon completion. These awards are accompanied by a celebration during which men and women are joined by friends and family who come to witness the milestone in their education journey. As part of t...

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The work of our hands: UNIMA students in tree planting exercise

As deforestation increases at an alarming rate in the country, it has brought about several consequences on the country’s wildlife and rainfall patterns, among other areas. Recently, students from various societies at the University of Malawi have been engaging themselves in awareness campaigns advocating for green spaces. Additionally, th...

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Law students advocate for green spaces

Participating in various events that benefit communities and the country is one of the paramount activities students at the University of Malawi engage in, which also offers them an opportunity to interact with other influential people who have similar goals. This is also one way in which the university gives back to the community. As part of ra...

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World Bank engages UNIMA academics on Malawi’s economy

The University of Malawi recently had the privilege of hosting World Bank officials who presented the findings of a report titled “A Narrow Path to Prosperity” on 28th February, 2024. This report, released every five years, examines the growth constraints and possibilities for Malawi. Jakob Engel, a Senior Economist at the World Bank...

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Female scholars acquire grant proposal writing skills

As the University of Malawi desires to enhance research output among all staff members, several experienced scholars have undertaken various initiatives aimed at equipping their colleagues with skills for advancing their academic careers. In support of this objective, the Head of Research, Dr. Maurice Monjerezi, conducted a Research Master Class...

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Two Decades of Excellence: Farewell to Mr. Masumbu

On 6th February 2024, the legal fraternity at UNIMA bid farewell to Mr. James Masumbu, one of the Law lecturers who has served the University of Malawi for 20 years. Mr. Masumbu’s journey with UNIMA began in 2004. Masumbu expressed gratitude for the wonderful experience he has had with staff members and students throughout his year...

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