Chazama presents 4 computers to Lunzu Secondary School donated by Castel Malawi

Minister of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare, Cecilia Chazama on Tuesday handed over four computers valued at K5 million to Lunzu Secondary School in Blantyre.

Chazama: Leaners will now be computer literate

Speaking during the handover ceremony courtesy of Castel Malawi, Chazama who is seeking re-election for position of Member of Parliament for Blantyre Rural North on a DPP ticket, said she was delighted with Castel’s quick response following her request to equip the school with information and communication technology.

“Being the only secondary school in Blantyre rural which also happens to be in my constituency, I am very happy that the learners at the school will now be computer literate,” Chazama said.

“Government recently reviewed secondary school curriculum which now includes Information and Communications Technology (ICT) as part of the syllabus such that the donation will play a big role in advancing technological skills among the students,” she added.

Chazama, therefore, urged both learners and teachers to guard the gadgets jealously for them to last long and serve their intended purpose.

In her remarks, Castel’s Commercial and Marketing Director, Chantal Akoumany said the organization realizes that the education sector lacks support from the corporate world as such it (Castel) would like to be associated with the success in the sector.

“All we want is to give back to the community to enhance people’s lives. This is the reason we are contemplating of donating additional computers to the school so that many students become computer literate,” said Akoumany.

Blantyre District Education Manager, Paul Chimphanda assured that the computers would be used for the intended purpose, describing the donation as a catalyst for technological advancement in as far as improving education standards at the school was concerned.

Built in 1986, Lunzu Secondary School has over 500 learners.

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Njolo mpilu
Njolo mpilu
5 years ago

Kukakhala zisankho koma auje apeleka ngati acotsa pa salary yao. Nthumazi iyi ndi cashgate money.
Traitor catholic lady she is. Pretender whore. Stop this showbiz old lady

mapuyamurupare
mapuyamurupare
5 years ago

This is waste of time and money for the minister. The whole minister? Why not just sending the 4 computers to the school without blowing a whistle. You mean 4 computers only for the whole secondary school with over 3oo learners.
Waste of time and resources for government. Malawi azingosaukilabe basi. Just send a driver with the 4 computers and a deliberly note. Full stop.
No need for allowance and ceremony for that. Learners stopping classes? Shame.

Ng'anga
Ng'anga
5 years ago

Why not leave it Blantyre Rural DEM? Zazii

Chigumbuli
Chigumbuli
5 years ago

Who has made the donation? The Minister or Castel? Kikikikikikiki. 4 computers for over 500 students kikikikikikiki

Mkanda
Mkanda
5 years ago

Then her job was presenting as the donation was from Castel

Eliezer
Eliezer
5 years ago

Who donated the computersChazama or castle Malawi? Gwazanga where did you do your journalism

Kamwana
5 years ago

Please give us the exact figures for the 4 computers the Minister donated

Agama
Agama
5 years ago

Thats malawi for us,,, the whole of a minister presenting only 4 computers to a big school like lunzu,,, and did i read like ‘ 4 computers valued at K5 000 000 ?

Adzonzi
Adzonzi
5 years ago
Reply to  Agama

Desktop computer at K1,250,000 ?

Munyane
Munyane
5 years ago
Reply to  Adzonzi

I’m laughing too. 5 mil for 4 desktops? Even the high powered gaming desktops don’t cost that much.

Levin
Levin
5 years ago
Reply to  Agama

Thats our Malawi bra

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