Social Workers in Malawi have been urged to have passion for serving people living with disabilities as per the demands of their profession. Speaking during the education visit to Mulanje Vocational and Rehabilitation Centre for the Blind by Social Work students at the Catholic University of Malawi on Friday last week, One of the Instructors […]
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The Catholic Students Organisation (C.S.O) Angelic Choir at the Catholic University of Malawi has disclosed that all is set for the Ndizatamanda Ambuye DVD Album to be launched at St James (Chilomoni) Parish in the Archdiocese of Blantyre on 29th May 2022. Patron of the Choir, Francis Vincent Nkhoma said the preparations for the launch
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The Vice-Chancellor of the Catholic University of Malawi Rev. Fr. Dr. George Buleya has this week appointed interim Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Head of the Department of Social Work respectively. Rev. Fr. Dr. Buleya has appointed Mrs. Agnes Wizi Kambala as interim Dean for the Faculty of Social Work effective Monday,
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The Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA) through the Faculty of Theology has introduced short courses that are to help the catechists and laity in the country attain some academic orientation for their various ministries in the Church. The Registrar of the University Francis Vincent Nkhoma said the short courses are to help the Catholic faithful
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Have you ever thought of going to work even if you are sick? to many, a mere headache is a reason enough to miss duties that they were employed to do, and if you see one who goes to work despite being sick or being ill just to serve others, salute them, it’s selfless that
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The Vice-Chancellor of the Catholic University of Malawi Rev. Fr. Dr. George Buleya has advised the newly enrolled generic students for the 2022 March Intake to consider their education as the primary issue being found at the University. Speaking during the orientation programme on Tuesday, 29th March 2022 for the first-year students who have been
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The Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA) has this week mourned the death of two-weekend students who were reported missing after the car they were travelling in got swept with floods in Dedza district. The two students; Gift Chimulu, fourth-year students who were pursuing a Bachelor of Science (Environmental Studies) and Gerald Kamanga, a third-year student
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Economic and business experts have expressed dissatisfaction with the implementation of Malawi Vision 2063, arguing the country is good at designing good strategies but bad at implementation. Speaking during the CUNIMA Conversation, an initiative introduced at the Catholic University of Malawi (CUNIMA) to provide a forum for discussing matters of national interest, one of the
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The Vice-Chancellor of the Catholic University of Malawi, Rev. Fr. Dr. George Buleya has challenged lecturers of the University to abide by the 1992 Catholic Bishops call on quality education to the youth of the country. Through the Pastoral letter titled “Living our Faith” that was issued 8th March 1992, the Conference of Catholic Bishops
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The Catholic University of Malawi Alumni from the central region of the country have disclosed a commitment to help improve special needs education through supporting the University in buying materials for the Skills Laboratory that will be used by students trained for special needs. At their second Annual General Meeting (AGM) held in Lilongwe at
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