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Karonga boy
Karonga boy
8 years ago

Kamsy i like ur comment, coz these in mates need to be taught :plumbing, bricklaying,carpentry & others 4 them to be useful when the come out. Coz u said even if they pass 6points no body is allowed to go out to poly & chanco. So why being busy telling to write msce yet it has no value to our bros & cctas?

pichi
pichi
8 years ago

Kodi sikuli anthu amene amatsidwa sentence with hard labor amene ali ndi madegree? Hard labor ndiyo imeneyo adziphunzitsa anzawo ku prison. A cashgate onsewo some have masters ena ma BA they should teach not just waiting kutulitsidwa pamene adapatsidwa hard labor. Ahhhh

hosiwahosiwa
hosiwahosiwa
8 years ago

Due to technology development,clear short notes are being compiled,printed and photocoppied aswell.Making easy to grasp de required content….Students these days are not beating the bushes just like the times of the Kasambalaz who got 6points dos days.,,,no!!! They do study only and only examinable parts….Therefore, coming with 6points its very easy…..So let’s just congratulate them all…

kamzy
kamzy
8 years ago

I dont see any sense in encouranging inmates kuti azilimbana kumalemba mayeso ngati MSCE its just a mockery to them,i would ruther propose training them ndi nthito zamanja monga plumbing,blicklaying carpently etc eeesh!basi battery low blackout again

kamzy
kamzy
8 years ago

I dont any sense in encouranging inmates kuti azilimbana kumalemba mayeso ngati MSCE its just a mockery to them,i would ruther propose training them ndi nthito zamanja monga plumbing,blicklaying carpently etc eeesh!basi battery blackout again

john
8 years ago

Osagona tulo achinyamata

mzuzu
mzuzu
8 years ago

THE QUSTION IS, HOW ARE THEY GOING TO USE THE KNOWLEDGE TO THE PUBLIC? SOME ARE IN PRISON FOR A LONG TIME. CRIME PAYS. THEY NEED TO GO AND DO FARMING TO FEED THEMSELVES. THERE IS NO FREE LUNCH. TELL CSO TO TAKE CARE OF IT. LET CSO GO AND TEACH IN PRISON. THIS IS THEIR RESPONSIBILTY. OSMANGOKHALA KUKANGANA NDI BOMA AGALU INU. CSO NDIMODYELAMO BASI.

Nyeks
Nyeks
8 years ago

Kamangeni maziphunzitsi aku S.t Maries,HHI,Kamuzu acadamy kuti adzikhonza ma 6 points

5555
8 years ago

Anthu akupha ndi kubawa mukufunanso kuwawonjezera nzeru zina!!! stpiti

Manyuchi
Manyuchi
8 years ago

Being in prison is not a privilege a nyapala inu. I would rather have better security on the roads. Why can’t you volunteer to go teach them

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