On Thursday this week, Smile Life Insurance Company donated a multi-million dollar tent to the Catholic University of Malawi to help the university increase the capacity of attendees at graduation ceremonies and other events. Speaking during the donation ceremony, Deputy Chief Executive Office for Smile Life Beatrice Mangwana said the company values education as a […]
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On Friday this week, the Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA) held an interactive session with Mary Immaculate College (MIC) from Ireland to foster an academic relationship that can benefit the two institutions in delivering quality education. Speaking during the interactive session, CUNIMA Acting Vice Chancellor Rev. Fr. Dr. Wilfred Sumani S.J. urged the two teams
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Women from Namadzi area in Chiradzulu district are reported to be shunning early antenatal care, a development likely to affect safe motherhood efforts in the country. According to a community midwifery assessment conducted by the 2019 cohort of nursing and midwifery students at the Catholic University of Malawi, more women start their antenatal care in
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The Vice Chancellor for the Catholic University of Malawi, Rev. Fr. Dr. George Buleya, has bid farewell after successfully completing his terms of office. Speaking during a farewell party last Friday organised for the outgoing Vice chancellor, Rev. Fr. Dr. Buleya applauded staff and students for their support rendered to him when he was in
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The Catholic Bishops under the Episcopal Conference of Malawi (ECM) have appointed Rev. Fr. Dr. Wilfred Sumani S.J. as acting Vice-Chancellor for the Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA) effective July 3, 2023. In a letter dated June 30, 2023, signed by University Council Chairman Most Rev. Thomas Luke Msusa, the appointment follows the expiration of
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The Catholic University of Malawi is eying a partnership with the Livingstonia Synod of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (C.C.A.P.) to train teachers on special needs education in the central and northern regions of the country. Speaking during the proposal meeting of the partnership on Tuesday this week, the Head of the Special Needs
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Nursing and midwifery lecturers in Malawi have been urged to have clinical skills to improve the clinical reasoning of students graduating to be nurses and midwives in the country. Speaking after a two-day training on simulation-based education (SBE) for nursing and midwifery lecturers of the three institutions, namely, the Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA), St.
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One of the law experts in Malawi, Prof. Fidelis Edge Kanyongolo, has faulted the middlemen in the Malawi judiciary system, arguing that it delays justice and accountability. Speaking during a public lecture at the Catholic University of Malawi under the theme Cutting out the middlemen: Direct Action in Promoting Judicial Independence and Accountability in Malawi,
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The Malawi National Association of the Deaf (MANAD) has today donated 30 dictionaries and flash discs with learning materials to the Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA) to help in the quality delivery of Special Needs Education programmes. Speaking during the donation ceremony, the Head of the Special Needs Department at Catholic University Jennipher Ngwira said
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Survivors of Cyclone Freddy in Phalombe district have pleaded for business support for the sustainability of their lives. Speaking during the donation to the survivors by students of the Catholic University of Malawi, Councillor for Mpasa Ward in the district, Bernard Komwa, said the survivors are now looking for sustainable ways of changing their lives.
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