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Mzuzu Academy 'top notch'

The Maravi Post, 21 April 2010, Joe Chibewa – MZUZU--They came, they saw and they were mesmerised. Yes Mzuzu Academy, the first international high school in the northern Malawi scheduled to open this September, has won admiration from a team of visiting U.S. citizens who have been involved in fundraising activities to make the school a reality.

Meredith Auld Brokaw, leader of a five-team delegation of women from the U.S. which arrived in the country last week to a get an on-site appraisal of the development that has taken place since the much touted school was mooted a few years ago, said in an interview what was being put in place here would make anyone proud. ...
[ The Maravi Post - 21 April 2010 ]

Mzuzu Academy opens September

The Maravi Post, 30 March 2010, Joe Chibewa – MZUZU--The search is over for an experienced head teacher for Mzuzu Academy, the first international high school in northern Malawi.

"Following an extensive international search for an experienced head, with advertisements placed in Times of London Educational Supplement, Mzuzu Academy has appointed John McGuiness as its founding headmaster," reads a press statement signed by education consultant Jill Bennett Monday. ...
[ The Maravi Post - 30 March 2010 ]

From Dream to Reality

The Nation, Malawi, 25 August 2008, Joseph-Claude Simwaka - Five years ago, a group of Malawians living in the United States, led by Anna Msowoya-Keys, came together to see how they could contribute towards the improvement of education back home. ...
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Goodall, World Bank hail Mzuzu Academy project

The Daily Times, Malawi, 11 March 2008, Francis Tayanjahphiri - Finance Minister Goodal and World Bank Manager Timothy Gildo on Saturday said meaningful development in the country would only be achieved through...
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Mzuzu Academy impresses Gilbo, Gondwe

The Nation, Malawi, 12 March 2008, Taweni Kalua - Impressed. Is the word that came from World Bank country manager Timothy Gilbo after touring the construction of Mzuzu Academy in the city of Mzuzu...
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Anna Msowoya Keys at My Commitment,
Part of the Clinton Global Initiative

My Story— My name is Anna Msowoya Keys. I was born in 1962 in northern Malawi. My mom and dad were both teachers. They always stressed the need for education. I had six sisters and one brother. Each one of them was successful in their own way. We were a very close family. The Aids epidemic has hit my family hard. Three of my sisters and their husbands died from AIDS... [ Read More ]

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