MCA Basketball Team Crowned TESSAM Champions Again!
The Malawi College of Accountancy (MCA) Basketball Team has successfully defended its title, emerging Basketball Champions at this year’s Tertiary Education Schools Sports Association of Malawi (TESSAM) festival held in Lilongwe over the weekend.
This marks MCA's back-to-back victories following last year's championship.
The festival brought together 15 higher learning institutions including Catholic University of Malawi, Mzuzu University, University of Malawi, and Malawi University of Science and Technology competing in various disciplines such as football, netball, volleyball, chess, athletics, and basketball.
MCA Bids Farewell to Long-Serving Lecturer Dr. Ndala
On Friday, July 11, the Malawi College of Accountancy (MCA) bid farewell to one of its longest-serving staff members, Dr. Nelson Nanteleza Ndala, who retires after 23 years of dedicated service.
Speaking during the farewell ceremony, MCA Principal Christina Chithila commended Dr. Ndala for his unwavering commitment, particularly in the field of research.
MCA Blantyre Campus Director, Dr. George Kaudza Masina, echoed the Principal's sentiments, encouraging younger staff to emulate Dr. Ndala’s remarkable work ethic.
"He has been hardworking, humble, friendly, and always available to help. The college will miss you, but we won't hesitate to seek your guidance when needed," he said.
In his remarks, Dr. Ndala expressed gratitude for his time at MCA, noting the institution’s growth during his tenure.
"When I joined, MCA was not offering degree programmes. Today, we have not only undergraduate degrees, but also a Masters programme. I am proud to have contributed to this journey," he said, urging staff to continue striving for excellence.
MCA Students Participate in 3D Printing Workshop at US Embassy
Twelve students from the Malawi College of Accountancy (MCA), Lilongwe Campus, have been trained in 3D printing at the American Centre, US Embassy in Lilongwe.
The intensive 3D training workshop was held from June 23rd to June 25th involving students under the Bachelor of Management Information Systems (BMIS) and Bachelor of Business Management and Entrepreneurship (BBME).
The hands-on workshop introduced students to the fundamentals of 3D printing, including digital design using software such as TinkerCad and 3D Builder, slicing, and the practical process of printing objects such as keyholders and toy trains. They also explored real-world applications of 3D printing across key sectors in Malawi, including education, healthcare, agriculture, and small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Beyond technical skills, the workshop aimed to broaden students’ perspectives on innovation and entrepreneurship, with a focus on sustainable solutions such as the use of recycled plastic materials for 3D printing.
The participating students hailed the opportunity saying they are set to apply their newly acquired skills to real-world challenges and future career pursuits.
