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MIT STUDENTS CLEANS BT MUSEUM

Malawi Institute of Tourism (MIT) students of Blantyre campus, visited and cleaned Blantyre museum premises as a way of celebrating world tourism month.

During the visit, MIT students moped, cleaned museum's objects and artefacts and swept the surroundings.

According to students’ class representative of Blantyre campus, Mphatso Mbangwe, she said their programme of study deals with finding means to attracts tourists, good and clean environment is a favourable condition in tourism resorts.

 

                                         MIT student: Mphatso Mbangwe

Meanwhile, curator tour guide assistant of Blantyre museum, Chuma Chiyenda, appreciates the MIT students for the work they rendered at the museum.

“In our buildings we have objects and artefacts if they are unclean attracts flies and spoils them, so the cleaning work done make our objects protected from being damaged and looks attractive for our tourists”, curator tour guide assistant, Chiyenda said.

A Nigerian late Ignatius Amaduwa Atigbi proposed 27 september to be world tourism day in 1980 and it was recognised in 2009.

The theme of this year is "Tourism and Green Investments.

 

 

 

 

MUBAS INTRODUCES EBSCOHOST E-LIBRARY

Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences have introduced new e-library EBSCOHOST to curb limited capacity of the library.


MUBAS library

This development come to address large population of over 6000 students the institution have.

According to memo released by librarian, Dr Dorothy Eneya, the students should create accounts using school's WiFi network when creating and login for first time.

The searching address for the e-library registration is ebscohost.com

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BRICS'S IMPACTS ON AFRICAN ECONOMY

 Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) will have both negative and positive impacts on African economy.

According to Scholar of sanctions and economic statecraft, Ahmadi Ali says Russia and China they are using African countries only to ease their economic sanctions against westerners.

The sour relationship brought by Russia-Ukraine war, forces the Moscow to allow many countries to join BRICS to enhance trade for maintenance of its economy.

Meanwhile, South African president Cyril Ramaphosa warmly welcome the BRICS ideas of dedollarisation as it will help African countries to import goods with members of BRICS without using dollars.

The use of minerals as currency for trade among member-states, will promote mining industries in African countries hence boosting the economy.

More than 20 African countries attended 2023 BRICS summit despite being allies of westerners.

MISUNDERSTANDING BETWEEN POLICE AND MUBAS STUDENTS

Southwest police investigation  in Blantyre on Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences students attacks, fuels anger among students.

This development come after spokesperson of southwest police station Beatrice Mikuwa told MBC online that students attacked themselves.

This statement angered the MUBAS students as they see police officers not helping on the issues of street-kids attacks.

Students are blaming the University Representative Council for working in collaboration with police to handle the matter.