On 28 January, Kwera hosted the annual Student Climber Award session in Lilongwe. 400 Student Climbers joined from near and far to meet each other and take part in the celebration of classmates’ achievements. Kwera board member and impact investor, Lykke Ogstrup Lunde, gave a speech to the students encouraging them to become self-sustainable. Revisit the speech or read it for the first time here.

“When I picture myself ten years from now, I see a lot of growth and goals achieved. I see a young woman who has made a technological impact in Malawi.”

“This day I made the first step forward building my career and one step closer to realizing my dreams.”

As he prepares to accept the AACSB Influential Leader’s 2021 award, EMBA 2013 alumnus Scavenius spoke to IMD about the importance of inoculating our societies against shocks via higher education.

“When I think about my graduation, I think of a beautiful continuation of life. It won't be the end of my childhood rather it will symbolize a realization of all those childhood dreams I always had.”

If measured on income per capita, Malawi is not a wealthy country, but the richness lies with its people. This is why not only the warm temperatures have given the African country its nickname "The Warm Heart of Africa".

“Spending time amongst trees, sitting and lying down on big stones gazing at the blue sky as well as watching some baboons, randomly playing around is very rejuvenating.”

During the first quarter of 2024, Kwera has developed further and many things have happened. In this brief video, our Founder & CEO, Jimmy Scavenius, highlights the most significant ones.

Meet our two Student Climbers Sileni Sabvala and Enwould Mwenewiwa who both graduated from the Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences (MUBAS) in March 2024.