Half of those who sat for MSCE exam in Malawi prisons failed

April 8, 2021 Nyasa Times Reporter 1 Comment

Disastrous examination results for the Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) has not spared the prisons.

Malawi Prisons need qualified teachers in the country’s jails to teach prisoners preparing to sit for MSCE.

Authorities say half of the prisoners who sat for the MSCE examinations have failed.

Malawi Prison Service  say 34 out of 68 inmates who sat for 2020 Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) examinations have passed, representing 50% pass rate.

Prisons spokesperson Chimwemwe Shaba said the highest score of an inmate is from Mzuzu Prison who has scored 17 points.

Shaba further said Zomba Central Prison has emerged overall performer out of the 19 correctional facilities, after 10 out of 15 inmates passed the examinations.

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One reply on “Half of those who sat for MSCE exam in Malawi prisons failed”

  1. Nyasa times your have no skills. That negative reporting is poverty driven. You mean after only 41% passed the whole country you have the guts to write “half failed in prison”. I thought the best was “half passed despite a high failure rate”. Be positive and know when to use negative reporting. It’s high time you journalists start writing good about your country. You are useless to some point coz you always tell pipo bad news than news of hope.

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