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  • Released the Arctic Collection the Perennial Collection of handknotted luxury area rugs.
  • Installed our first custom floorcovering for a museum at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto
  • Designed our first wallcovering for all these healthcare sector at the Toronto Centre.
  • Celebrated 25 years in business with “The Art Day Project” – a partnership.
  • Released the Arctic Collection the Perennial Collection of handknotted luxury area rugs.
  • Installed our first custom floorcovering for a museum at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto
  • Designed our first wallcovering for all these healthcare sector at the Toronto Centre.
  • Celebrated 25 years in business with “The Art Day Project” – a partnership.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    The Official Launch of the UNESCO SHENZEN Project

    UNESCO in Collaboration with NCHE launched the UNESCO SHENZEN Project with support coming from the SHENZEN Municipal Government in China which was launched at MAGU. The official launching of the Project was conducted by Dr Valentino Zimpita, who represented the Secretary of Education science and Technology from the ministry if Education Science and Technology. During the Launch, various presentations where also made. Firstly Dr Adamson Thengolose who is the Quality assurance Manager at NCHE made a presentation on the Mandate of NCHE : Registration Accreditation Processes and Assessment observation in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). Secondly The Director of Quality Assurance CoM, UNIMA made a presentations on Management and Functioning of Quality Assurance units in higher education: A Case of College of Medicine (CoM),University of Malawi. The final presentation was done by the Director quality assurance LUANAR. The presentation was on Management and Functioning of Quality Assurance units in Higher education institutions, a case of LUANAR

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    2017/18 Academic Year Graduation

    Malawi Assemblies of God University (MAGU) held its graduation ceremony for the 2017/18 Academic Year on 16th November, 2018. This date will always be part of the University’s history for two main reasons. Firstly, the University has just started its second 4 years cycle (Academic Cycle) since its inception in October, 2013. Secondly, the University has produced the second crop of graduates on this particular day. The Graduation Ceremony was presided over by the Chancellor of MAGU who is also the President of Malawi Assemblies of God, Rev. Dr. Edward Chitsonga. On this particular day, the University graduated Students with the University Certificate of Education (UCE), Diploma in Early Childhood Development, Bachelor of Education degree, Bachelor of Commerce degree and Bachelor of Arts in Bible and Theology. The event took place at MAGU sheaffer campus.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    MAGU Hosts Music Concert

    MAGU Student Council in conjunction with the MAGU Entertainment team organized a music concert that took place on the 7th of Sep 2019. This concert was organized by the council to welcome the first years also known as “Freshman”. The organizers invited both Student Musicians and other well-known Artists in the Malawian music industry. Some of the Student Artists who performed on the day as supporting artists were; NEGUS, BAYA TOOLS, BRAINLOCK FAM and ISAIAH. The main artist of the function was 2017 best winning video hero in Nyasa Music Awards Purple C who ignited the function with his electric dancehall music. Purple C performed some of his top Hits like; Good Life, Get to know and Hot like the Sun. Also in attendance of the concert were alumni of MAGU; Phrey Wills, Redemption and a surprise act by WIKISE aka “Abusa” who delivers various social issues with a unique voice, he performed his latest Single “Chikamphulikire”.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    MAGU LADIES BASKETBALL TEAM SCOOP 2ND PLACE IN MO626 COLLEGE BASKETBALL

    The exciting as well as thrilling journey of the National Bank MO626 College Basketball Tournament ended this last weekend on the 6th of April, 2019. The highly competitive tournament semifinals and finals were held at Chancellor College in the Eastern city of Zomba. A total of eight teams battled it out to find a spot into the finals. The teams in semifinals in the men’s segment were; MAGU Wolves, CHANCO Hawks, MCA Lilongwe and Polytechnic and in the women’s segment, MAGU She Wolves, Bunda, ZIMA and Polytechnic. The SEMI Finals were played on Friday the 5th of April. MAGU She Wolves qualified for the finals after beating Bunda 56 to 48. This win ushered them to face ZIMA in the Finals. In the other semifinal match ZIMA defeated Polytechnic to reach the final stage of the tournament. The final game which was very intense was played on the 6th of April between the MAGU She Wolves and ZIMA. MAGU fought very hard employed their usual tactics of teamwork and handwork with some quality basketball from their Star players. The final score of the match saw MAGU She Wolves losing the game 62 to 56 securing them a second place in the tournament. On the other hand MAGU Wolves (Men) lost their semifinal game to MCA LL. This pushed the team to saddle their boots and prepare to fight for the third place for the bronze medal. The fight for the third place was on against Polytechnic, the Wolves lost the game with only a single basket. The final results of the men’s side saw MCA LL retaining their title as National Bank Mo626 Champions for the second time, winning the cup back to back and ZIMA were the champions on the ladies side. CHANCO scoped the second place for the men’s segment. The third place for the men’s side was scoped by Polytechnic and for the ladies segment third place was scoped by Bunda. The MAGU Vice Chancellor together with the members of the administration wishes to congratulate the MAGU She Wolves for the gallant and wonderful fight they displayed in the tournament. MAGU family remains proud of the achievements of both MAGU Wolves and She Wolves in the tournament. The results from the games are as follows; SEMI – FINAL RESULTS MAGU SHE WOLVES 56, BUNDA 48 POLY 62, MAGU MEN 61 FINALS MAGU SHE WOLVES 56, ZIMA LADIES 62 MCA LL 53, CHANCO 46

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    MAGU Prayer Night

    On the 6th of September 2019, MAGU Entertainment hosted a Prayer Day at the Sheaffer Chapel at MAGU Campus. The prayer night was spearheaded by the slogan “Press on with Jesus, No Reverse, No More Reproach”. The prayer days was graced by Rev Nick Chakwera who is the Senior Pastor of “Gilga”- The College Church. The Day was not just about prayer, it was also a time to be ministered to by various music artists from within MAGU and Outside. The main artists of the day were the Great Angels and they performed some of their best muscial compositions. The Great Angels where supported by other artists namely; Artist Max, Isaiah, Noxy Saint, MAGU Praise Team and Gilgal Praise Team. The prayer Day is one of MAGU’s prized tradition that take place at the beginning of each semester. Being a Christian University, MAGU believe that seeking counsel and guidance from God as a semester begins is of paramount importance.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    FIRST YEAR STUDENT SHAMIA ELLIAS SHARES HER EXPERIANCE AT MAGU

    My experience at MAGU has been by far the most interesting university experience. The Student Council at MAGU is very warm and interactive, which allows students to voice out their opinions and concerns thereby creating a caring, condusive and peaceful community for all students regardless of their academic level. Academically, MAGU offers a number of programs in the Faculties of Commerce, Education and Theology. The Lecturers are well qualified and experienced in their respective fields making sure that students acquire the best quality education. At MAGU, students are advantaged with a well equipped computer Laboratory and Library, allowing students to access as many books that would help in achieving great heights of their education. MAGU is a strong driven Christian institution that help students be engaged and embrace Spiritual culture at all times. This contributes to a better and meaningful education and spiritual growth to all students. MAGU is a great university that is yet to be discovered by you, your daughter, son and ward.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    New Student Council

    MAGU students on Friday the 30th of November, 2018 went to the polls to vote in power a new student Council. Candidates went a competitive campaign, with some handing out various items to prospective voters with the aim of securing votes for the positions their aspired for. The campaign was so intense with some candidates making forming alliances to increase their chances of winning. One alliance sponsored a soccer tournament played with a “Chikulunga” soccer ball (ball made from Plastic Bags) and winners walked away with MK 11,000. The elections were peaceful with no grievances expressed from all monitors and candidates. The turnout of voters was very impressive and displayed a sense of patriotism towards MAGU student body and its wellbeing. Voters were first verified through a pre-prepared list with names of all eligible students to vote. If a name was not verified through an Identity Card a student could not Vote. The next step involved marking of the thumb with ink to visibly indicate a voter to have participated in the voting process. Voters then were collecting voting cards with all candidates on the cards, marked their choice and then place the ballot paper in the appropriate ballot boxes. The MAGU electoral commission made sure that the elections were free and fair. Each candidate appointed monitors to observe the voting process. The monitors made sure those that were not eligible to vote did not vote. It was also the duty of monitors to make sure that voters were not enticed by candidates whilst in the polling station in observance of the closure of the campaign period. The votes were counted and the results were as follows; President – Austin Mvula Vice President – Mtisunge Mkikiki Phiri Financial Controller – Daniel Chikankabe General Secretary – Asante Chimgoga Administrative Secretary – Chigomezgo Harawa Executive Officer – Walusungu Gondwe Publicity Secretary – Sammy Mdunga Entertainment Director– Vitumbiko Banda Sports Director – Maxwell Jabili Hostel Director– Nelson Mangala Phiri Catering Director – Chakufwa Mwansinga Health and Sanitation Director – Yamikani Kamalo Director of Women’s Affairs – Mercy Katukumala We convey congratulations for the new President and his Council.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    FRANK NGALANDE HOSTS PUBLIC LECTURE

    Mr. Frank Ngalande, a member of Faculty of Commerce and Management of MAGU hosted a public lecture on the 12th of April 2019 at the Sheaffer Hall within MAGU Campus. This follows a recent Public Lecture that was hosted by Mr. Andrew Salima of the Faculty of Education in the previous month. These lectures are efforts by the Lecturers in line with the university’s policy to inspire, empower and instill a sense of purpose and leadership in the general public for the benefit of the Nation. The public lecture titled “Cities as Engines of Malawi’s economic growth”, revolved around sharing insights on the potential that cities have regarding their contribution to economic growth. At the center of the lecture was the acknowledgment of state and non state actors on various development initiatives in the country. In addition, the lecture also provided an opportunity to stimulate minds to begin questioning development efforts and planning economic growth. Mr. Frank Ngalande is a distinguished lecturer in the Faculty of Commerce and Management with the following academic credentials; MSc Mgt – Merit (UK), DipM CIM (UK), BBA (MW). At MAGU, he is a lecturer in following courses; Marketing Management Fundamentals of Marketing, E-Marketing and Social Media Marketing. The invited guests who were part of the audience in this auspicious lecture were; Mrs. Mercy Dube who is the Director of Urban Development in the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development and her team. From the African Development Bank there was Miss. Vera Kintu Oling. The Lecture was also patronized by MAGU Deputy Vice Chancellor, The Dean of the Faculty of Commerce and Management staff from administration, other faculties and the student body. In his remarks, MAGU Deputy Vice Chancellor Dr. Nkhoma, conveyed his congratulations for the excellent presentation and was happy with how it was well researched and presented. He further said that MAGU is therefore committed to have more of these public lectures to further knowledge sharing beyond the campus. For more information an abstract of the lecture is available on the link below.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    MAGU SHINES AT THE OLD MUTUAL MLERA LIFE COVER 360 WELLNESS FAIR

    Old Mutual Malawi on the 22nd of June 2019 launched Mlera Life Cover, a protection policy designed to pay out a lump sum when the person insured dies within the selected term. The launch of the facility was held at Gateway Mall. The launch was spiced with free 2 hour Aerobics session, Nutrition and Health Advice and Financial Management Tips and Solutions. Old Mutual extended an invitation to MAGU to have an information booth where people could inquire more about the institution in regards to the programs and courses it offers. This invitation was extended to MAGU since one of the benefits of Mlera Life Cover is “Provision of a lump sum to cater for the costs of raising children and paying for school fees for secondary school or university students. The launch was colorful, fun and attracted people who are very keen to keep their health in check. At the launch, MAGU team distributed fliers and forms and encouraged parents and guardians to enroll their children and dependents into the 2019 August to December Semester. The Semester will commence on the 19th of August, Applications are welcome and our forms can be downloaded from MAGU website and can also be collected from the Office of the Registrar.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    MAGU FC HUMBLES GULLIVER FC

    In a thrilling friendly encounter on Sunday the 14th of April 2019, MAGU FC humbled Gulliver FC 5 goals to Zero at their own backyard. Gulliver FC did not utilize the home ground advantage as they witnessed aesthetic goals from MAGU duo of Brave Nyirongo and Harry who scored a brace and a hat-trick respectively. At half time MAGU was leading by 3 goals to 0. This win comes after MAGU FC took a loss from another friendly match that was played against Silver Reserve a week before this game. This win pleased MAGU Sports Director, Mr Msiska who was in attendance of the match. In his remarks Msiska said “I am pleased that after a string of losses, we have found a winning formula. I am excited that the boys went flat out to restore the lost glory. The Boys outplayed the host in almost all departments. It was important to return to winning ways as we prepare for a University tournament to be hosted by Lilongwe University”. The win also comes after MAGU She Wolves scooped second place in the MO626 college basketball tournament making MAGU a force to reckon with not just in the academic arena but also in the sports arena. The Vice Chancellor and Administration has promised to continue supporting the efforts that MAGU FC has been displaying with the hope of winning a major league in the country.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    MAGU HOSTS NGOMBE PARTY

    It was that time of the year again when MAGU celebrates the various cultures represented at the University. MAGU is a host to various cultures both local and international. From international students MAGU host and showcase cultures from Swaziland, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Burundi and Mozambique just to mention a few. This year’s Culture day was Themed “Ng’ombe Party”. A cow was slaughtered and roasted to be celebrated by all. The day was organized by joint efforts between the Administration and the Student

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    PUBLIC LECTURE: PUBLIC DEBT SUSTAINABILITY

    Malawi like many other sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) countries has a high prevalence of public debt despite qualifying for debt relief in 2006 under the Highly Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) initiative by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Prior to the HIPC debt relief in 2006, Malawi’s debt to GDP rose to 130%. Since 2006 the debt has risen again from 30% (2006) to 59% (2021) against a SADC convergence target of 60%. Fourteen years post HIPC debt relief, Malawi, at the 2020 United Nations General Assembly requested additional debt relief considering the macroeconomic shocks experienced due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As Malawi’s TPD continues to rise, so too does the risk of fiscal space and debt sustainability. The lecture aims at assessing Malawi’s debt and fiscal sustainability risk and proposes that Malawi improves its productive industrialisation, and manufacturing capabilities as one of the main strategies to improve revenue its revenue base and sustain its debt.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    MAGU STUDENTS PARADE’S TROPHIES IN THE CITY OF LILONGWE.

    The MAGU student body celebrated their victory in the National Bank Mo 626 Colleg Basketball Tournament by parading their trophies in the city of Lilongwe. The parade was organised by the MAGU Administration in conjunction with the National Bank of Malawi and Basketball Association of Malawi (BASMAL) The parade was then followed by a “Ng’ombe” Party at the University basketball court. The party was spiced up with performances by renowned R&B artist Driemo supported by Emane Emanel and Prominent Genah. Present at the party were some Members of the University Administration council.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    MAGU BASKETBALL TEAMS PRESENT TROPHIES TO MAGU MANAGEMENT.

    Following their victories at the National Bank Mo 626 College basketball, the captains of the MAGU Basketball teams (MAGU Wolves and She-Wolves) presented their Trophies to the university Vice-Chancellor Dr E. Lwesya and the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Dr D Nkhoma. Thokozani Sinababa Wolves team captain and Kerrina Nkhoma She-Wolves team captain presented the cups to the two chancellors in the Sheafar Hall during the regular Monday chapel service. On behalf of the council, management and staff of MAGU, Dr Lwesya expressed his appreciation for the great efforts and victories of the two teams. The Sports Officer, Mr E Msiska on behalf of the coaching staff, expressed his gratitude for the support from the university management and student body. The Univerity registrar also encouraged the players to work even extra hard in upcoming tournaments as they are now the teams to beat.

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  • Posted by: Richard Mtukula
    MAGU BASKETBALL TEAMS PRESENT TROPHIES TO MAGU MANAGEMENT

    Following their victories at the National Bank Mo 626 College basketball, the captains of the MAGU Basketball teams (MAGU Wolves and She-Wolves) presented their Trophies to the university Vice-Chancellor Dr E. Lwesya and the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Dr D Nkhoma. Thokozani Sinababa Wolves team captain and Kerrina Nkhoma She-Wolves team captain presented the cups to the two chancellors in the Sheafar Hall during the regular Monday chapel service. On behalf of the council, management and staff of MAGU, Dr Lwesya expressed his appreciation for the great efforts and victories of the two teams. The Sports Officer, Mr E Msiska on behalf of the coaching staff, expressed his gratitude for the support from the university management and student body. The Univerity registrar also encouraged the players to work even extra hard in upcoming tournaments as they are now the teams to beat.

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    Magu talent show

    Magu would like to inform the general public that thy have introduced new courses for the 2021/2022 academic semester

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  • Posted by: Agile systems
    Introduction of new courses

    Magu would like to inform the general public that thy have introduced new courses for the 2021/2022 academic semester

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  • Posted by: Agile systems
    Opening of semester two

    The opening of 2021/2022 academic semester

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