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STUDENTS, HoD EYE MoU FOR COMMENCEMENT OF ONE MILLION KWACHA TROPHY

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      STUDENTS, HoD EYE MoU FOR COMMENCEMENT OF ONE MILLION KWACHA TROPHY By George Pensulo    Mr kazako: making a speech . photo by MWAFFS media. The Department of Agriculture Education and Development Communication at the Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources ( LUANAR ) Bunda Campus , is set to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Mr. Gospel Kazako , owner of Malawi’s leading media conglomerate, Zodiak Broadcasting Station ( ZBS ) . Once MoU is finalized, one million kwacha will be awarded annually to the three performing students best- pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Communication and Journalism for the next three years. According to Mr. Kazako, the initiative aims to reward academic excellence and inspire entrepreneurship among students. He made the announcement on Wednesday, 5th November, during an inspirational talk with third- and fourth-year students at Bunda Campus. “The highest among the three will recei...
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LUANAR 7 th CONGREGATION By George Pensulo Dr Mchakulu  : consider lecturer- students ratio during supervising projects. President chakwera derivers a speech. President Dr Lazarus Chakwera has challenged graduates to take lead in providing solutions to the problems which nation prevails. He made remarks on 7th congregation herd at PIL multipurpose hall, Bunda campus on Thursday. He said Malawi is experiencing many challenges like climate change, locust invasion, protection of environment, food insecurity, providing sustainable agriculture initiatives, combating diseases and among others. Malawians are supposed to be united in addressing problems and making Malawi a better country and graduates must be on forefront in providing answers to the challenges. “I have no doubt that graduates have acquired skills in various discipline of their studies in improving agriculture development transformation and commercialisation and they must be in forefront in providing solutions to the proble...

MALAWI NEEDS DOERS NOT OBSERVERS.R

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 The path seems to be full of potholes, humps, thorns, dirty and many encumbrances but multitudes still value it as an initiator of success. Most nations recognise it as the heart of sustainable development goals and essential for the success of all other goals. Everywhere around the world people praise the power of it even developing countries spend an increasing proportion of their scarce resources believing this traditional path to development. This hidden treasure is called education. Janet Abena Quainoo in African leadership magazine wrote that education is the tool that equips individuals with the necessary knowledge and skills to contribute to their society growth and development. No any doubtful when members of the communities including presidents challenge graduates to address the problems through their skills and innovations. One of the academia professor Emmanuel Kaunda who is also vice chancellor at Lilongwe university of agriculture and natural resources assured Malawi...