Education
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Is there hope for Unima students’ strikes?
There are two parties—or say point of views, to every conflict. University of Malawi (Unima) students, precisely those from Chancellor…
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Will ECD triumph in Malawi?
It all began with research: 80 percent of human brain development, experts discovered, takes place in the first three years…
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Making teaching entertaining
Behind tales of teachers receiving skimpy salaries late are silent portraits of inspiring workmanship that requires further training to make…
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Is education sector making headway?
A year in office may not be enough for a leader to bring about dramatic change to any system. But…
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Over 500 classrooms for Malawi pupils
Chisomo Inoki should have been in Standard Seven had she not dropped out of school for a year. She is…
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Can Malawi manage free secondary education?
Malawi’s free primary school programme might have been a great idea when it was introduced in 1994 but its impact…
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Malawi graduates equipped for self-employment?
When 24-year-old Catherine Malani of Ndaonetsa Village in the southern Malawi district of Mulanje failed to make it to university…
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Reducing maternal mortality with community involvement
A group of men and women in Malawi, on a Friday morning, are dancing to their songs of triumph, and…
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Can education succeed without mother tongue?
Today in 1952, police shot dead four Bangladeshi students in a fight to save their mother language. Inspired by their…
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