Address Malata
MalawiacademicFemale8.4Global Dominance: 0.00%Professor Address Malata is the outgoing Vice-Chancellor of the Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST). Known for her leadership in academia, she has been instrumental in promoting educational access and support for underprivileged students at the university. Under her tenure, she has emphasized the importance of the MUST Endowment Fund, which has significantly reduced student dropout rates due to financial challenges. Malata has expressed gratitude towards FDH Bank for their contributions, which have enabled the university to award scholarships and assist needy students.
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Outgoing Vice-Chancellor Professor Address Malata was praised by Msaka for a decade of transformative leadership at the helm of the institution.
‘Your degree gives you knowledge – innovation is what you do with it’: Minister challenges 746 MUST graduates to become job creators, not job seekers - Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & SportsMalawi· 2026-08-08
Outgoing Vice-Chancellor Professor Address Malata reflected emotionally on her decade in charge of the institution, describing watching young people discover their own potential as one of the greatest achievements of her tenure.
Education minister challenges MUST graduates to drive Malawi’s industrial revolution - Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & SportsMalawi· 2026-08-07
Professor Address Malata is the outgoing Vice Chancellor of MUST who commended Standard Bank for their donation.
Standard Bank invests K50 million in MUST endowment fund - Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & SportsMalawi· 2026-08-06
Professor Address Malata fought back tears in her farewell speech as she ended her ten-year tenure as the inaugural vice-chancellor of MUST.
Emotional scenes as Malawi’s first female university vice-chancellor fights back tears in farewell speech - Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & SportsMalawi· 2026-08-06
Professor Address Malata, the outgoing Vice-Chancellor of MUST, expressed gratitude to FDH Bank for its partnership in supporting students.
FDH Bank pumps K100 million into MUST Endowment fund initiative - Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & SportsMalawi· 2026-07-21