Author name: Mtisunge Tebulo

Computer Clinic Limited has awarded certificates to young people who have been trained in digital skills. The event took place at the office premises in Area 47 sector 1 on Friday, April 19, 2024. In his remarks, the Managing Director Sam Masikini encouraged the trainees to advance their education since the world is turning digital. […]

On Friday, February 16, 2024, Computer Clinic Ltd. conducted an ICT conference meant to highlight the impact the Digital Malawi project has had on the youth in the six districts where it has provided training. The project, which is being implemented by the Public-Private Partnership Commission (PPPPC) with the support of the Malawi government, is

At the Hippo Lodge in Liwonde, Computer Clinic Limited held a boot camp for export-ready ladies from Monday, January 29, 2024, to Friday, February 2, 2024. The workshop, which was conducted in cooperation with the Ministry of Trade and the Private Public Partnership Commission (PPPC), was designed to give export-ready women entrepreneurs the digital know-how

Rumphi district is one of the districts in Malawi where Computer Clinic Ltd. was mandated to conduct digital and entrepreneurship skills under the Digital Malawi Project. 88 young people have effectively completed the four-week training program, which is being implemented by the Public Private Partnership Commission and supported by the World Bank and the Malawi

Computer Clinic Ltd. has conducted another graduation ceremony for the young people in Ntchisi who were trained in digital and entrepreneurship skills under the Digital Malawi project. On Friday, September 22, 2023, a ceremony held at the Chibwana Hall saw the graduation of 163 young people in the category of digital skills and 84 in

Youth from various communities have been receiving entrepreneurial and digital skills training from Computer Clinic Ltd. Entrepreneurship lasts for two weeks, while digital skills last for four. So far, Kauma Lilongwe, Salima Nsangu, and Ntchisi Boma have all benefited from the training.. Out of the 176 young people who received training from Kauma-Lilongwe, the top

Jessie Mwansambo (L) hands a certificate to Takondwa, an entrepreneurship trainee Computer Clinic Ltd. has held a second graduation for the trainees in Salima as the digital Malawi project advances. The celebration, which honoured 173 young people who had received computer training and 77 who had received entrepreneurial training, was held on Friday, September 1,

Computer Clinic limited conducted a graduation ceremony for the trainees who completed their lessons in digital skills and entrepreneurship under the digital Malawi project. The ceremony which took place on Friday, August 18th 2023, at Kauma Chitukuko hall was graced by the Deputy Mayor of Lilongwe City, her worship Esther Sagawa, who was the guest

The Grants Committee members visited Computer Clinic Malawi to learn more about the project as part of the familiarization process for the “Digital Malawi” initiative. Mr. Henry Sauzande, Ms. Ann Liabunya, Ms. Mayamiko Mulemba, and Mr. Blessings Hola made the trip on June 28th, 2023. Sam Masikini, the managing director, and Hazviperi Mbizi, the communications

In an effort to help in increasing digital skills awareness among the youth, Computer Clinic Malawi in collaboration with the Robotics Foundation Limited, embarked on a journey of training 40 children with various skills. The aim is to educate young children between the ages of 9 to 12 years of computer knowledge and skills which