Electronic waste (E-waste) has become the fastest growing form of waste worldwide as consumers shed more than 50 million of e-waste each year equating to about 7 KG of e-waste with only 7 percent being recycled. Most e-waste either dumped,…
The Tivekeni Initiative has launched its “Look Sharp Project,” which aims at empowering youths in Ntcheu District with vital digital literacy training for success in the digital economy. Executive Director Eliasi Matope emphasises the initiative’s significance in bridging the digital…
In what has been described as promoting Digital Literacy among girls from low economic status, TechPearl is running a project called SysHive. Syshive is a project that train girls from low economic background in different digital skills with an aim…
In a ground-breaking achievement, two University of Malawi students have developed an innovative Auto Solar-Powered Irrigation System to transform farm productivity and sustainability. Geoffrey Solomon, Wilfred Kwauma, and a collaborator Emanuel Mbewe, all final-year students, have pooled their expertise to…
Three University of Malawi (UNIMA) students have developed an innovative Automatic Juice Production and Filling System to boost efficiency in the beverage industry. Tasalifya Mtegha, Wongani Dokotera and Khadija Bamusi’s ground breaking project aims to reduce fruit waste and increase…
A young lady and two male students from the University of Malawi, Chimwemwe Chikankheni, Clement Nyasulu and Eliza Mankhokwe have created a Knock Door Locking System that senses the knocking pattern for security solution. The three students are currently in…
A 23-year-old programmer Nohaata Seven has become one of the people in the country who are revolutionising the e-commerce through his innovation of PayChangu. PayChangu is a digital payment system which has been designed by Nohaata and it was certified…
Most people set up goals to realise while young which become guidelines and compass to take them through to their destiny in various aspects of their lives such as education and careers. But for others, they end up going in…
A team of three final year students studying Bachelor’s of Science in electronics at the University of Malawi (UNIMA) has solar-powered tracking system. The three are Samson Chilasa 22 and 23-year olds Alinafe Gama and James Thera. Speaking to ProjectM,…
A 29-year-old Madalitso Leonard from Nkhoma in Lilongwe City has transformed his community by creating a community Timaitha FM using FM radio transmitter built from recycled components from old radios. Madalitso’s journey to innovation began after dropping out of school…