By Burnett Munthali
A total of 196 students graduated from Destiny College of Leadership and Development today, receiving certificates, diplomas, and degrees in various fields of study. The ceremony, held in Balaka, marked a significant milestone in the college’s mission to equip students with practical knowledge and skills for national development.
Speaking at the event, Bishop Andrew Makhanamba, the Principal of Destiny College, expressed pride in the institution’s ability to contribute to the country’s progress by producing skilled graduates.
“This graduation ceremony is a testament to our commitment to nurturing leaders and equipping them with knowledge that will contribute to Malawi’s development. Our students are now ready to make meaningful contributions to society,” Bishop Makhanamba said.
Dr. Joe Bonga, the African Regional Director for International Christian Youths-Africa, lauded the graduates for their hard work and dedication, describing them as problem solvers. He encouraged them to apply their newly acquired skills to address challenges within their communities and beyond.
“You are now equipped to be agents of change. Use your skills to solve real-world problems and create opportunities for growth in your respective areas,” Dr. Bonga urged.
Among the graduates was Swittan Wemba, who expressed optimism about putting the skills acquired during his studies to practical use.
“The journey was challenging, but I am confident that the knowledge and skills I have gained will help me make a positive impact in my field,” Wemba said.
The graduates received qualifications in various disciplines, including bachelor’s degrees in Social Work, diplomas, and certificates in Leadership and Development Studies, among others.
Destiny College continues to uphold its vision of empowering future leaders through quality education and practical training. As the graduates embark on their new journeys, they carry the hopes of driving meaningful change and fostering development across Malawi.
