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Charles Pensulo

Malawi

Journalist at Freelance

Freelance Journalist|Fixer|AAAS Kavli 🥈 winner |@IWMF fellow | @Semafor @guardian @TRF_Stories @SciDevNet @africaarguments etc 📧[email protected]

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  • 2 weeks ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Charles Pensulo

    In this file photo, a graduate students work in a lab at the Malawi University of Science and Technology. Photo taken in January 2022. Just over a year after the US government, through the agency USAID, introduced a five-year, $17 million initiative to strengthen higher education in Malawi through science projects, the programme has been abruptly closed, disrupting research and innovation, one of the affected universities has confirmed.

  • 2 weeks ago | rfi.fr | Charles Pensulo

    Education in Africa Lilongwe – Just over a year after the US government, through the agency USAID, introduced a five-year, $17 million initiative to strengthen higher education in Malawi through science projects, the programme has been abruptly closed, disrupting research and innovation, one of the affected universities has confirmed.

  • 2 weeks ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | Charles Pensulo

    Just over a year after the US government, through the agency USAID, introduced a five-year, $17 million initiative to strengthen higher education in Malawi through science projects, the programme has been abruptly closed, disrupting research and innovation, one of the affected universities has confirmed.

  • 2 weeks ago | htsyndication.com | Charles Pensulo

    France, April 7 -- Just over a year after the US government, through the agency USAID, introduced a five-year, $17 million initiative to strengthen higher education in Malawi through science projects, the programme has been abruptly closed, disrupting research and innovation, one of the affected universities has confirmed.

  • 4 weeks ago | itweb.africa | Charles Pensulo

    Read time: 3 minutes Temwani Simwaka, a senior Malawian banking executive renowned with spearheading the successful migration of NBS Bank's core banking system, one of the most major technology upgrades in recent years, has been appointed CEO of the financial institution. In October of last year, NBS Bank introduced a new core banking system, Flexcube, as well as Oracle Financial Services' digital channel solutions.

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Charles Pensulo
Charles Pensulo @charles_pensulo
10 Apr 25

Mwatiimila :-)

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Treighcy with a GH @GTreighB

When I saw my face on the “100 inspiring women in Malawi” list, I felt a lot of things…honoured, shocked, scared, challenged and even inspired. Thank you for this recognition. https://t.co/h1eIK4Eg65

Charles Pensulo
Charles Pensulo @charles_pensulo
7 Apr 25

https://t.co/pv4NKkHeCZ

Charles Pensulo
Charles Pensulo @charles_pensulo
26 Mar 25

RT @ITWebAfrica: Temwani Simwaka appointed CEO of NBS Bank after leading major core banking system upgrade. #CareerMoves #BankingInnovation…