Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS) graduate Moses Kamchedzera has created an innovation that converts plastic waste into valuable products such as Diesel, Petrol, Propane gas and Grease. The holder of bachelor’s degree in energy engineering produces the…
Three final year scholars from the University of Malawi (UNIMA) have created an automatic Irrigation Monitoring System that helps maintain soil moisture levels which is essential for soil health. The three students are Luwatiko Mlambia, Jamikeni Phiri and Elube Shaba…
Three final-year students from the University of Malawi (UNIMA) have created a groundbreaking app to ease the challenges faced by visually impaired individuals. Vivian Missie, Rodrick Gedion, and Eduar Mhango’s innovative solution, dubbed “Visual Impaired Walking Stick,” leverages location sharing…
Three final-year students of the University of Malawi (UNIMA) Nelson Chimpwafu, Dinah Mateyo and Jonathan Kalumo have invented an Automatic Fire Extinguisher System, designed to protect families in hazardous environments. The student’s representative Jonathan Kalumo, 27 from Wasi Village, Traditional…
At just 24 years old, Hudson Mwangalika, a graduate in Electrical Engineering from the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS), has made a name as a innovator. His latest brainchild, HB Space TL, has developed a premises security…
A new online shopping platform, Mall 97, is taking Malawi by storm. Founded by 26-year-old entrepreneur Moses Dausi, the app aims to boost entrepreneurship in Malawi through e-commerce. Dausi, a secondary school teacher and Chinese language interpreter, drew inspiration from…
Two graduates of the University of Malawi have created a smart vision shoe project to help the visually impaired people to sense their surroundings. The two are Dumisani Chikwembani aged 24, from Traditional Authority Machinjiri in Blantyre and Chimwemwe Chisomphe,…
Qubic Robotics, a digital manufacturing company in Malawi, has disclosed to introduce hands-on training in digital skills for Malawian children to be exposed to new technologies. Chief Executive Officer for the company Sanga Kanthema has said that the training programme…
University of Malawi student Shadreck Kamwana has created a Digital Automatic Bell System for schools that do not need human intervention to ring. Kamwana, who comes from Kasungu district, has indicated that the bell works when the school connects it…
A Dowa-based woman, Mercy Dawe has become a beacon of hope for children after establishing a school that specializes in imparting children with computer basics and skills. The school, called “Mvera Children Science Centre”, has turned into an instant spot…