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Education27 June 2025 1 min read

Trust urges Kazomba CDSS students to uphold academic integrity

Some beneficiaries of the best student bursaries under Mzikubola Trust

Related education photograph: bursary beneficiaries pictured in 2020, not the Kazomba CDSS graduation ceremony described in this story.

Source: Bana Ba Kwa Mzikubola Trust · Facebook photograph, 17 January 2020; photographer not specified · Original post

Mzimba-based Bana Ba Kwa Mzikubola Trust has urged Form Four students to uphold academic integrity by avoiding all forms of cheating as they prepare for the Malawi School Certificate of Education (MSCE) examinations.

The call was made by the Trust's representative, Counsel Agnes Ziba, a private lawyer at Ritz Attorneys at Law, during a graduation ceremony for Form Four students at Kazomba Community Day Secondary School in Mzimba.

Kazomba CDSS Head Teacher, Febbie Ndhovu Kamanga, encouraged the students to maintain focus and study hard as the exams approach. She also commended the Trust for its pledge to connect electricity to the girls' hostel.

A total of 38 students from Kazomba CDSS are expected to sit for this year's MSCE examinations.

Source: Reported by Everister Lungu, MBC Digital. Related education photograph: BMT bursary beneficiaries, 17 January 2020; not a photograph of this graduation ceremony.

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