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Catholic University, University of Malawi student writers encouraged to connect

Students from the Catholic University of Malawi (Cunima) under Writers Club and the University of Malawi (Unima) under Writers Workshop have been urged to connect with well-established writers in Malawi and beyond to improve their writing skills. Speaking during a meeting that was hosted at the Catholic University of Malawi on Saturday last week, a […]

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Catholic University AVC Tips on Entrepreneurial Opportunity from Research

The Acting Vice-Chancellor (AVC) of the Catholic University of Malawi, Rev. Fr. Dr. Wilfred Sumani S.J., has tipped the academia to eye research for entrepreneurship opportunities. Speaking during a research dissemination seminar held on Friday this week at the university’s main campus in Nguludi Chiradzulu district, Rev. Fr. Dr. Sumani said research gives entrepreneurs opportunities

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CUNIMA eyeing online for internships, employment opportunities

Through the Transforming Higher Education Systems in Malawi project, the Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA) is eying for an online platform to help increase internship and employment opportunities among graduating students in Malawi. Speaking during a one-day workshop held on Tuesday this week that aimed at interacting with students and staff members on the implementation

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Catholic University Graduates Challenged on Difference

The Vice President of the Episcopal Conference of Malawi (ECM) has challenged graduates from the Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA) to make a difference in the country after acquiring skills in various disciplines. Speaking during the awarding of academic certificates, diplomas, and degrees last Saturday at the university’s main campus in Nguludi Chiradzulu district, Rt.

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Law Lecturer calls for honesty on judicial review application

One of the law lecturers in the faculty of law, David Bandawe, has called on lawyers in the country to be honest with their clients when they seek judicial review in various matters. Speaking during his research paper seminar held at the Catholic University of Malawi, Bandawe disclosed that some lawyers fail to advise their

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Namadzi Women Shun Early Antenatal Care, Nursing Students Assessment

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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Law Expert Faults Judicial Middlemen in Malawi

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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Catholic University gives a deceitful sleep to Freddy Survivors.

The Catholic University of Malawi has made a second round of donations to cyclone Freddy survivors in Nguludi-Chiradzulu district to ease some of the challenges faced in the camps. Speaking during the donation last week, Registrar of the University, Francis Vincent Nkhoma, said the university conducted a needs assessment to identify what the people lack

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AG Holds Public Lecture

Malawi’s Attorney General (AG) Thabo Chakaka Nyirenda this week on Wednesday held a Public Lecture at the Catholic University of Malawi, under the theme; The Interface between Law, Governance and Development in Malawi. Speaking during a public lecture, the AG faulted the country’s decision to privatize state-owned enterprises, arguing the move affects economic growth. Chakaka

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