MCA Donates Textbooks to Namalimwe, Manja CDSS, and Chichiri Prison

The Malawi College of Accountancy (MCA) on Wednesday, October 22, donated core textbooks to Namalimwe and Manja Community Day Secondary Schools (CDSS) and Chichiri Prison in a bid to address the challenge of inadequate learning materials in secondary schools.

Speaking during the donation ceremony, MCA Head of Programmes for Blantyre Campus, Esnart Lengani, said the College recognizes the difficulties faced by Community Day Secondary Schools in accessing adequate learning resources, hence the initiative to give back to the community.

“One of our core values is giving back to the community and being a responsible citizen to those around us. This donation aims to alleviate the challenge of limited learning materials. It is our plea that you put these books to good use and ensure that every page you read takes you a step closer to achieving your goals,” she said.

In her remarks, South West Education Division Manager, Feggie Mphasi Mwale, who was also the Guest of Honour, said the shortage of teaching and learning materials in secondary schools contributes to poor performance in national examinations. She described the donation as timely, noting that it will benefit many Community Day Secondary Schools in the surrounding areas where the challenge remains significant.

She further commended MCA for the initiative and pledged that the Division would reciprocate the gesture by encouraging secondary school students to enroll in MCA’s various prestigious programmes.

The event also featured performances by learners and a career talk led by MCA Marketing Officer, Patrick Kaitano, alongside Lecturer in Business Management and Entrepreneurship, Harrison Sindima.

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 Mzuzu Campus Holds Finale Dinner

On 5th July 2025, the Malawi College of Accountancy (Mzuzu Campus) hosted its Finale Dinner at Sunbird Mzuzu Hotel, bringing together students, staff, and partners for a night of celebration and reflection.

Held under the theme “Driven by Purpose, Powered by Knowledge,” the event recognized the hard work, growth, and determination of our students as they prepare to take their next steps in the world.

The event was honored by the presence of CA Zizwa Emmanuel Gondwe as the Guest of Honour.