US Edition52 Inmates Sit for 2025 Junior Certificate Exams in Malawi Prisons
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52 Inmates Sit for 2025 Junior Certificate Exams in Malawi Prisons
A total of 52 inmates across various correctional facilities in Malawi are currently sitting for the 2025 Junior Certificate of Education (JCE) examinations, prison authorities have confirmed. According to Assistant Superintendent Steve Meke, the spokesperson for the Malawi Prison Services, 75 inmates initially registered for the exams. However, only 52 have proceeded to write them, as some were released from custody before the exam period began…
Twenty-three (23) prisoners have failed the 2025 Junior Certificate of Education (JCE) examinations in six prisons across the country. Prisons spokesperson Steve Meke said prisons across the country had registered 75 inmates to sit for the JCE […] The post 23 prisoners have failed the 2025 JCE examinations appeared first on Malawi 24.
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