MCA Finalists Urged to Dream Big

The Malawi College of Accountancy (MCA) Campus Director for Blantyre, Dr. George Kaudza Masina, has challenged final-year students to dream big and believe that they can achieve their aspirations.
He made the remarks on Friday, August 14 evening during the Blantyre Campus Finale Dinner held at the Amaryllis Hotel.
“When you go out there, you should remember that you can get everything you aspire to achieve. Also remember that when one door does not open, you can always find another way and do better,” he said.
Dr. Masina further encouraged the students to pursue further education, highlighting MCA’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme as an opportunity they could utilise to advance their careers.
“After your degree journey, you should also consider professional studies such as ICAM and ACCA so that you can differentiate yourselves from the rest out there,” he said, while urging the students to remain good ambassadors of the institution.
In her remarks, Guest of Honour and entrepreneur, Della Kulemeka, shared her journey in entrepreneurship and encouraged the students to combine the knowledge they have gained through education with creativity and action.
“Education has given you knowledge, but you need to be creative to stand out on the ground. We need creativity and willingness to take action because all that you have learned without action is nothing,” she said.
Meanwhile, MCA Student Union President, Chantelle Chituta, hailed the institution’s management and students for making the finale dinner a memorable event.

MCA Mzuzu Campus Cleans Up the City

The Malawi College of Accountancy (MCA), Mzuzu Campus, on Friday joined hands with Mzuzu City Council in a clean-up exercise in public areas aimed at promoting a cleaner and healthier environment in the city.

Speaking during the exercise, one of MCA Mzuzu Campus Senior Lecturers, Charles Chirwa, urged residents to fully participate in the “Keep Mzuzu City Clean” initiative being championed by Mzuzu City Council.

Chirwa said that as one of the corporate citizens of the city, it is necessary for the college to support the ongoing cleanliness campaign.

In her remarks, Mzuzu City Council Cleaning Officer, Evarine Nzima, hailed the college for organising the initiative, emphasising the importance of collective responsibility in maintaining a clean and safe environment.

MCA Engages Industry and Academia in Curriculum Validation

In a bid to enhance the relevance and quality of one of its flagship degree programmes, the Bachelor of Banking and Financial Services Management (BBFSM), the Malawi College of Accountancy recently held a comprehensive stakeholder consultation aimed at validating and updating the BBFSM curriculum to align with current industry trends and meet the requirements of the national accreditation body.

Speaking during the event on Friday, Blantyre Campus Director, Dr. George Kaudza Masina, emphasized the importance of the initiative.

“Our objective is to produce industry-ready graduates, and by engaging both industry and academia, we are assured that our curriculum remains relevant and responsive to the ever-evolving banking landscape,” he said.

During the session, industry and academic experts drawn from institutions such as NBS Bank, Malawi Confederation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Reunion Insurance, National Bank of Malawi, Rhino Insurance Brokers, and Blantyre International University expressed satisfaction with the curriculum review process.

The initiative underscores MCA’s commitment to producing competent and industry-ready professionals capable of contributing meaningfully to the socio-economic development of the nation.

The event also involved members of the MCA BBFSM alumni community.