Poly re-opens January 20 after inferno
Management of the Polytechnic has announced it is going to re-open the college after it closed following a fire that razed down one of its hostels months ago.
The fire which was reportedly as a result of Malawi police thrown teargas canisters had—apart from having the Nyika Hostel torched—students’ property vanquished.
And in a statement dated December 31 2019, which Nyasa Times has seen, the College informs “all students that the College shall re-open on Monday 20th January, 2020.”
According to the statement, re-opening of the college is result of the quick response from the Malawi Government through the Department of Disaster Management Affairs.
“The government has provided funds that will assist in alleviating accommodation issues,” reads the press release.
It adds: “However, realizing that the affected students still need support, well wishes are still encouraged to support them in any form through the Office of the Dean of Students.”
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Good development, but focus on CHIANATSITSA DZAYE KUTI NJOBVU ITHYOKE
NYANGA is the issue of insecurity in the Hostels.
Armed robbers broke into our beloved girls hostels and went away with assorted items
including lap tops while the incompetence Guards obwera ku ntchito ataledzera mowa
ali pompo,despite reminders sent to management about the non performing Guards
What mechanism has been put in place to make sure that there is security on the Hostels?
Please government channel resources to our Future leaders for them to have conducive environment for them to focus on their studies.
osati ana adzigona akuwopa akuba pomwe we have been paying taxes to be used
to sort out issues like this, NOT GIVING CADETS MONEY TO BEAT OR KILL HRDS
OR OPPOSITION PARTY MEMBER USING OUR OWN MONEY PAID THROUGH TAXES.
TIYENI TIKONZE DZIKO LATHU, PLEASE A CON COU FOCUS ON BETTER MALAWI
AND YOUR INTEGRITY AFTER DELIVERING YOUR JUDGEMENT, OTHERWISE
PREORITIES OF THIS GOVERNMENT IS UPSIDE DOWN.
DZIMVERE MUMTOLO