I am pleased to announce that the @Kuhesalumni raised a gross MK146,617,000 through its fundraising dinner and gala held on 1st August 2026. We have surpassed our target of MK100 million. These funds will go towards supporting financially disadvantaged students.
We have demonstrated the power we hold when we come together. Congratulations to all former students of the former College of Medicine and Kamuzu College of Nursing, now KUHeS on the launch of our association through a successful event. I extend sincere gratitude to all our sponsors and every alumnus and alumna who donated and supported this initiative.
We will do even more, and we hope this achievement inspires alumni associations across different universities to mobilise resources for students in their respective institutions. This is one way we can meaningfully contribute to national development.
We must move beyond only asking what the government is doing, and instead begin asking what we can do to make a difference.
We have two families that are consecutively blessed in Malawi. The Chawingas that have Temwa and Tabitha as best female footballers in the world, and The Mutharikas having Bingu and Peter as Malawian presidents, twice for each one of them.
@Akuzike_di And I’ve seen some go for Masters, and get jobs there after. To some, thats the route to leave Malawi, since it’s hard to find employment directly from Malawi. It works for some, it doesn’t work for some basi. To each their own.
The Super Falcons of Nigeria just lost to Malawi, this is Malawi’s first ever WAFCON game. When does the pain end for Nigerians? Is there anything still functioning properly in this country?😡