POLITICSJul 24 · 04:33 UTCALLAFRICA

Malawi: Government to Hire 1,100 Secondary Teachers As Rising Enrolment Puts Pressure On Classrooms

The Malawian government plans to recruit 1,100 secondary school teachers and additional primary school teachers to address rising enrollment caused by the free education policy. The move aims to alleviate pressure on overcrowded classrooms.

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