Trevor Khwalala

  Student acknowledges leadership with symbolic gesture of farm produce By Trevor Khwalala F inal-year Communication and Journalism class representatives at the Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) on Monday, November 2025, received an unexpected token of appreciation from a fellow student in recognition of their service over the past four years. Lingstone Nsema, a final-year student, presented fresh maize from his field to the four class representatives—Mary Mwambila, Butwa Mwakalagho, Milcah Chimoyo, and Trevor Khwalala—as a gesture of gratitude for what he described as their “dedicated leadership and commitment” throughout their academic journey. Speaking during the brief presentation held on campus, Nsema said the gift was his way of acknowledging the effort that class representatives invest in coordinating coursework, communicating with lecturers, and supporting their peers. "Class representatives work tirelessly, yet their efforts often go unnoti...

  LUANAR’S CREATIVE CONFERENCE UNITES MALAWI’S YOUNG INNOVATORS AND CREATORS (Photographs by Bunda Campus Publications...). By Trevor Khwalala A wave of inspiration swept through Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) on Saturday, November 8, 2025, as young innovators, content creators, designers, and entrepreneurs converged for the Creative Conference, an event organized by Joshua Chagwa, Director of Publications under the Bunda Students Union (BSU). The daylong event, moderated by Rachael Mbela, brought together some of Malawi’s emerging and established creatives and LUANAR students to share experiences, strategies, and insights under the theme “Bringing High-Impact Learning Experiences with Malawi’s Finest Creatives and Innovators.” Among the key speakers were Ekarhi Faria, Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of InspireX; Praise Malunjika, a Brand Strategist; Favour Mkombe, Founder of Fav Designs and student; Neema Soko, a young entrepreneur and...