Education Minister Bright Msaka urges graduates of the Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) to apply their knowledge and creativity to help transform Malawi’s industrial future. Speaking on Thursday at MUST’s 7th congregation at the university campus in Thyolo, Msaka calls on graduates to develop innovative solutions aimed at strengthening the country’s industrial development.
The minister’s remarks link science and technology training to practical national needs, framing innovation as a way to build resilience and accelerate industrial progress. He encourages graduates to lead efforts that translate academic skills into real-world initiatives that can support broader economic and industrial transformation.
MUST’s congregation is held under a theme focused on innovation and resilience through science and technology. Both outlets report that Msaka’s message emphasizes graduates’ responsibility to use what they have learned from the university to contribute to national development goals, particularly in industry.
