We are pleased to announce that the University of Malawi has qualified for the preliminary rounds of the 2023 Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Court Competition. Representing UNIMA are Mr Bentry Nyondo and Miss Teuka Tembo.

University of Malawi (Unima) has qualified for this Year’s prestigious Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Court Competition.

Unima students taking part in the competition are final year law student Teuka Tembo and third year law student Bentry Nyondo. #NationOnline (Report by Holyce Kholowa)

The Savjani Moot Court Competition commences May 30th 2023!

Judicial Independence and Accountability in the 21st century.

... Court judges, among others. He is also expected to deliver a public lecture at University of Malawi’s School of Law, Economics and Governance—Malawi’s oldest law school.

Learning from the very best. #advocacyworkshop

Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales was at University of Malawi earlier today where he delivered a lecture on judicial independence and accountability. The lecture was attended by senior officials from the justice sector, faculty staff and students among others. Highlights ⏬

Bidding farewell to our final year students!

UNIMA is among the 24 teams that have qualified for the In-Person Final Rounds that will soon be held in Geneva. UNIMA has been scored on position number 3 in Africa. Congratulations and all the best to the team!

The semi-finals of the Savjani Moot Court Competition. Mooters will be appearing before Lord Justice of Appeal Mwaungulu (Rtd) and Lord Justice Dr. Mtambo (Rtd).

University of Malawi (Unima) is participating in the final rounds of the 15th Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Competition being held at the United Nations' Palais des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland.

#Times360Malawi Two University of Malawi law students, Teuka Tembo and Bentry Nyondo, have reached the final rounds of world human rights moot competition taking place in Geneva, Switzerland. Reported by Brenda Kayo

Congrats to Bentry Nyondo & Teuka Tembo, students from the University of Malawi, for their participation in the 15th #NelsonMandela World Human Rights Moot Court Competition! The University of Malawi (UNIMA) team qualified for the #WorldMoot15 in-person rounds at United Nations Geneva.

Welcomed home our University of Malawi (UNIMA) Team after the Moot court competition in Geneva👇 Gowo Jimmy Kainja 🇲🇼

Welcoming back our mooter, Mr. Nyondo and Ms. Tembo. Thank you for flying the UNIMA and Malawi 🇲🇼 flags high!

The School of Law, Economics and Government has shortlisted candidates for an assessment exercise for the 2023 Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Diploma in Law Programmes To view the list of shortlisted candidates please click the following link:unima.ac.mw/announcements/…

UNIMA students are visiting the USA in fulfillment of a collaborative environmental and public health course taught synchronously between the University of Maryland and the UNIMA in order to further their understanding of human rights, the environment and public health.