• An exploration of the history of the Living Waters Church International, 1985-2020 

  Banda, Khetwayo (2023)

  General scholarship on the Neo-Charismatic Movement in Malawi reveals that the Living Waters Church International (LWCI/LWC) is the most prominent of the Neo-Charismatic churches in the country. 2 Additionally, it shows ...
• Experiences of women clergy in the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP) Blantyre Synod 

  Chilapula, Mercy Kalipinde (2023-04)

  This study is an investigation of the experiences of women clergy in the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP),1 Blantyre Synod in Malawi. The study focused on the exclusion of women clergy from the powerful and ...
• The life and works of Gideon Bomba and his contributions to the development of Malawi Assemblies of God and other churches 

  Banda, Eneah Fenson (2024-02)

  This work is a Biography of Rev. Gideon Bomba. It is intended to evaluate his life, work, and his contribution to the development Malawi Assemblies of God and Christian church respectively. I have used a biographical ...
• The Seventh-day Adventist Church and Lomwe initiation ceremonies: A Study on socio-cultural and religious challenges and conflicts 

  Chimwaza, Smart (2023-04)

  This study assess the benefits Lomwe children get at initiation ceremonies, which their parents and guardians do not want them to miss, even at the cost of the latter's church membership. The issue under conflict is Lomwe ...
• Religious diversification: a study of Enukweni area in Northern Malawi, 1980—2018 

  Kamwela, Bonet Byton (2021-04)

  Religious Diversification is the changing from one religion to another one or from one denomination to another one within the same religion. This has been a challenge to religions and denominations for a long time. In ...
• A history of the fellowship of youth (FOY) in Zambezi Evangelical Church in Malawi on socio-cultural perspective (1983-2018) 

  Sekeya, Aaron Alfred (2024-02)

  The title of my thesis is “A History of the Fellowship of Youth in Zambezi Evangelical Church in Malawi on Socio-cultural Perspective (1983 to 2018).” The aim of the study was to trace the history of the Fellowship of ...
• The Adoption and Use of Resources by Post Gratuate Students at Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources 

  Chitsulo, Elizabeth (2025-05-13)

  The study was undertaken to investigate the adoption and use of electronic resources among postgraduate students at LUANAR, Bunda Campus. The research, therefore, investigated postgraduate students' awareness of electronic ...
• An investigation of the history of evangelical bible college of Malawi, 1964─2022 

  Kalima, Molten Demister (2025-04-30)

  This study is an investigation of the history of the Evangelical Bible College of Malawi from 1964 to 2022, addressing a gap in existing literature concerning various aspects such as its establishment, organisational ...
• Information seeking behaviour of students at saint John of God college of health sciences, Malawi 

  Manda, Alufeyo (2025-05-16)

  Understanding students` information seeking behaviour is paramount in the information service delivery of any academic library. When the library is aware of and understands the information seeking behaviour of its users, ...
• The use of social media for teaching and learning at Domasi college of education 

  Soko, Welllington VJC (2025-04)

  Globally, the exigency of social media in academia for teaching and learning is slowly outsmarting the traditional mode of bricks and mortar environment through pedagogy of social constructivism. This study explored the ...
• The unsung heroes: the role of Archibald Kapote Mwakasungula,1942-2004 

  Munthali, Memory Muwemi (2025-04)

  This study investigates the important role of Archibald Kapote Mwakasungula (1942–2004) in Malawi’s political transition, with particular emphasis on his founding and leadership of the Socialist League of Malawi (LESOMA). ...
• Records management practices at Kasungu municipal council 

  Kapanda, Naris (2024-03-09)

  The proliferation of Information and Communication Technologies has enabled public institutions to create an increased number of paper and electronic records which require proper management. This development has inspired ...
• Scholarly publishing services in university libraries in Malawi 

  Gama, Limbani Chrispin (Mzuzu University, 2023)

  The changing methods and modes of communication due to technological developments in the 21st century are consequently influencing academic libraries to adapt new services. Lately, academic libraries have been providing ...
• Peace Enforcement in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Reflections on the Force Intervention Brigade 

  Mhango, George Abel; Kithatu-Kiwekete, Angelita (Strategic Review for Southern Africa, 2023-09-01)

  In the past two decades, the world has witnessed a speedy evolution of peacekeeping mandates. In Africa, the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has become the biggest testing ground where United Nations missions have ...
• Records management practices at M'mbelwa District Council in the Northern Region of Malawi 

  Padoni, Rhodrick, Andrew (Mzuzu University, 2023-08-14)

  The proliferation of Information and Communication Technologies has enabled public institutions to create an increased number of paper and electronic records which require proper management. The purpose of this study was ...
• The Role of Telecentres in Empowering Rural Communities in Malawi 

  Kapondera, Sellina Khumbo (Royal Holloway, University of London, 2021)

  Telecentres have existed for over three decades to reduce digital exclusion. However, their effectiveness remains debateable. This is mainly because research has focused on who owns and uses telecentres even though focusing ...
• Conversion in Africa: A Look from the Women’s Side. 

  Fiedler, Rachel NyaGondwe (University of the Free State Library and Information Services, 2009)

  Conversion produces both qualitative and quantitative church growth. There are three major theological definitions of conversion: Evangelicals define conversion as spiritual rebirth.1 For most of them, there is only one ...
• The conception of the circle of concerned African women theologians: is it African or western? 

  Fiedler, R. N.; Hofmeyr, J. W. (African journals online, 2011)

  In this article, we argue that the Circle of Concerned African Women Theologians was largely conceived as African, and that it addresses the issues of African women. The Circle approaches the issue of women’s liberation ...
• Facing the Enemy Head-On: The Role of Pasimba Radio Program in Promoting the Fight against HIV and AIDS in Malawi 

  Madula, Precious; Hong, Yu; Kondowe, Wellman (Scientific research publishing, 2017)

  Radio programs are very important in developing countries in informing the masses about public health matters. Their role is quite visible in the fight against HIV/AIDS through dissemination of messages aimed at informing ...
• Nursing education and its impact on patient-healthcare provider communication in Malawian hospitals 

  Madula, Precious (Academic Journals, 2013-09)

  Having good communication skills is essential for healthcare providers to establish good healthcare provider - patient relationships. Good patient-healthcare provider communication has better health outcomes, high ...

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