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Malawi: Govt Defends University Fee Doubles As Students Fear Being Priced Out
[Nyasa Times] Malawi's five public universities have doubled their tuition fees after the government approved a 100 percent increase as an emergency measure to address a deepening financial crisis in the higher education sector.
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AllAfrica
· Jul 6, 2026
Malawi: Govt Defends Doubling of University Fees
[Nyasa Times] Malawi's five public universities have doubled their tuition fees after the government approved a 100 percent increase as an emergency measure to address a deepening financial crisis in the higher education sector.
MyJoyOnline
· Jul 5, 2026
Parliamentary Select Committee on Education worries over exorbitant distance education fees
A member of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Education, Dr Fred Kyei Asamoah, has expressed concern about the exorbitant fees charged by universities running distance education programmes.
Africa.com
· Jul 3, 2026
From Debt To Degrees: Telkom Foundation Clears Historic Debt For Over 90 Students
As rising tuition costs and unpaid fees continue to prevent thousands of South African students from graduating, the Telkom Foundation has cleared the historic debt of 97 tertiary students, unlocking their ability to graduate in 2025 across institutions nationwide. For these students, outstanding fees had become a final barrier despite completing their studies, delaying their []
Nepal News
· Jul 11, 2026
नौ कन्सल्टेन्सी सञ्चालक पक्राउ
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Related coverage for "Malawi: Govt Defends University Fee Doubles As Students Fear Being Priced Out": AllAfrica — Malawi: Govt Defends Doubling of University Fees. MyJoyOnline — Parliamentary Select Committee on Education worries over exorbitant distance education fees. Africa.com — From Debt To Degrees: Telkom Foundation Clears Historic Debt For Over 90 Students. Nepal News — नौ कन्सल्टेन्सी सञ्चालक पक्राउ. Conservative Review — China Is Paying Missouri State U Millions of Dollars a Year To Send Its Best and Brightest to Business School, a Training Ground for Communist Party Elites: Report. Eye Radio — South Sudan’s EAC debt could rise to 24 million dollars, lawmaker warns