George pensulo

 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...