‘Technology, key to the country’s socio-economic development’
As the world is moving towards the 4th industrial revolution, adapting and developing ideas and solutions has been described as key. The remarks have been...
Category : Technology
Use modern technology to report news responsibly — German ambassador
German Ambassador to Malawi, Ute Konig, has called on journalists in the country to use responsibly modern technology in the course of their work to...
Unity of purpose critical in combating cyber threats — First Lady
First Lady Madam Monica Chakwera has called on women and girls across the country to unite in the fight against cyber threats. She made the...
First Lady attends cyber security conference
First Lady Madam Monica Chakwera has arrived at the Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe to attend the second edition of the Women and...
MaBLEM hails govt, E-Tech for progress in passport issuance
The Malawi Black Economic Empowerment Movement (MaBLEM), a civil society organisation, has applauded the government and the IT firm E-Tech for the resumption of passport...
MUST to commence laptops, tablets assembling
Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) plans to start assembling laptops and tablets as one way of making them more affordable on the local...
BEFIT seeks financial support for expansion
Northern Education Division (NED) has appealed for financial and technical assistance to scale-up the Building Education Foundation for Innovation and Technology (BEFIT) Programme. Sam Tembo,...
Govt committed to bolster ICT
Government has received a $115 million (approximately K199 billion) grant from the World Bank for transformation in the Information Communication Technology (ICT) sector. Principal Secretary...
Mgwirizano wamphamvu pakati pa MACRA, ogwira nawo ntchito ndi ofunika — Kunkuyu
Nduna yofalitsa nkhani a Moses Kunkuyu ati pakufunika m’gwirizano wa mphamvu pakati pa bungwe la Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) ndi mabungwe amene amagwira nawo...
UNIMA, Huawei sign MoU on human development
The University of Malawi (UNIMA) and telecommunications giant Huawei have signed a year-long agreement that will provide recruitment opportunities for UNIMA graduates at Huawei. Representatives...