AAUN member, The University of Malawi, recently celebrated 50 years of existence. The University of Malawi (UNIMA) is the country’s oldest university. It was established in 1965, shortly after Malawi’s independence. During the official celebrations, the country’s President, Professor Peter Mutharika, spoke of the importance of research and said that research is the “anchoring center” for UNIMA. “Research is more
Read moreAustralia Awards are a cornerstone of the Australian Government’s development partnership with Africa. Through scholarships for Masters-level degrees and specialised post-graduate short-courses, Australia Awards provide enhanced leadership, knowledge and technical skills to government departments, tertiary institutions and other organisations that are driving economic growth and sustainable development on the African continent. There are now over 5000 Australia Awards alumni in
Read moreABOVE: AAUN Co-Chair John Hearn and the Foreign Minister of Australia, the Hon Julie Bishop The Foreign Minister of Australia, the Hon Julie Bishop launched the new AGAAR on Friday 4th September. She stated that the group would advise her and the Australian Government on economic diplomacy and development of Australian African mutual interests within Australia’s overall international engagement.
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