UNIMAWES hands over 100 tree seedlings to Mulunguzi Secondary School
As part of its commitment to keeping Zomba clean and green, the University of Malawi Wildlife and Environment Society (UNIMAWES) continues to plant trees in various locations across Zomba City. Most recently, on March 5, 2025, the society, together with its patron, Mr. Vitumbiko Chijere-Chirwa, visited Mulunguzi Secondary School, w...
read moreDr. Malunga joins WLA board, receives legacy award
As the world celebrates women this month for their remarkable achievements and inspiration, the University of Malawi continues to honour women who are being recognized in various spheres. Recently, on 7th March 2025, during the Annual General Meeting of the Women Lawyers Association in Lilongwe, Dr. Bernadette Malunga, Head of...
read moreUNIMA leads in NCHE 2025 public university admissions
Annually, the University of Malawi selects, through the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE), students who have performed exceptionally well in their Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) examinations. On 27th February 2025, NCHE released the names of students selected for various public universities and colleges in Malawi. ...
read moreShaping Future Careers: UNIMA Geo-Students' Outreach at Masongola Secondary School
The University of Malawi Geography and Geology students on 28th February, 2025 conducted an outreach event at Masongola Secondary School, one of the schools within Zomba city. The students, who are members of the Geo-students society, came up with the initiative with the aim at promoting Geo-related p...
read moreVice-Chancellor Awards UNIMA’s Top Students
The University of Malawi does not only promote excellence among its students, but also rewards those who display such brilliance during their stay at the institution. It is for this reason that the Great Hall was filled with excitement on 7th March 2025, as Vice-Chancellor Professor Samson Sajidu conferred various prestigious awards on 163 stude...
read moreDr. Halima Twabi becomes first Malawian to receive OWSD-Elsevier Foundation award
The University of Malawi continues to shine and excel, as its students and staff members are consistently recognized and awarded by various international and local institutions. Recently, on 3rd March 2025, a University of Malawi staff member, Dr. Halima Twabi, was announced as one of the five exceptional female researchers awarded the 2025 OWSD...
read moreSchool of LEG honours outstanding academic staff
As part of its effort to celebrate the accomplishments of academic staff, the School of Law, Economics, and Government at the University of Malawi has awarded six of its academic members for their outstanding work in various categories, including journal publication, early career research, book publication, entrepreneurship, and book chapter pub...
read moreEconomics Association of Malawi (ECAMA) Empowers UNIMA Economics Students
Students at UNIMA belong to various academic societies that enrich them with knowledge and provide opportunities to interact and connect with professionals in the industry. Recently, Economics students hosted the Economics Association of Malawi (ECAMA) on 21st February 2025. The event, held at the Wadonda Lecture Theatre, aime...
read moreUNIMAWES inspires young minds in environmental conservation
The University of Malawi Wildlife and Environmental Society (UNIMAWES) visited Bwaila Primary School on 12th February 2025 to inspire young minds about environmental conservation. The visit was led by the patron of UNIMAWES, Mr. Vitumbiko. Chijere Chirwa, who was accompanied by 38 UNIMAWES students. Â UNIMAWES was motivated ...
read moreUNIMA Joins Global Commemoration of International Day of Education
The University of Malawi (UNIMA) reaffirmed its commitment to academic excellence and digital transformation by participating in this year’s International Day of Education, commemorated on 31st January 2025 at Katoto Secondary School in Mzuzu. While the global observance falls on 24th January, Malawi held the event on 31st January. This ye...
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