Eden University main campus

27/08/2022

COUNTING DOWN TO 25TH SEPTEMBER!!!!!! SAVE THE DATE

19/07/2022

Football (soccer) is a game of respect, hard-work, sacrifice and persistence in unity.

Such a decision to give a penalty by this inexperienced Ethiopian referee undermines the very existence of soccer and leaves players and supporters demotivated.

I Strongly urge FAZ to prepare necessary petition documents and indicate that Zambia will pull out of the tournament due to this grave mistake.

I also volunteer to take the letter physically if need be to CAF headquarters in Cairo, Egypt.

29/06/2022

08/06/2022

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

20/05/2022

Vacancy Announcement: Position of Vice Chancellor and Deputy Vice Chancellor.

04/05/2022

Well spoken

Investment in education is a worth while step. However, education Should not be looked at as an expense.

- Kelvin Kaunda -

26/04/2022

WHAT ARE STILL WAITING FOR APPLY AND GET THAT DIPLOMA AND DEGREE , CONGRATULATIONS MAMA LUNGU

20/04/2022

STIs infect Mulungushi University

INSTEAD of pursing frontiers of knowledge as per its motto, Mulungushi University in Kabwe has become a breeding ground for sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

Students of the University are not just sharing academic notes, they are also exchanging body sexual fluids that has led to an alarming rise in sexually transmitted illnesses amongst the Kabwe intelligentsia.

Horrified by the obtaining situation, the university's student union leadership has announced a sensitisation meeting to teach safe copulation.

In an April 19, 2022 memo referenced "the increase of sexually transmitted diseases in campus, the union's health minister Natalie Syafunko said the school had "recorded the highest number of sexually transmitted diseases".

Natalie stated that the Anti-STI meeting was scheduled for April 22 at 17:30 hours in the University's Multi-purpose facility.

Kalemba April 19, 2022

11/04/2022

peer pressure has no age limit

07/03/2022

Eden product

Hello my name is Kabanda Pelekelo. I was born with a disability called Cerebral Palsy which mainly affects the coordination of my brain and body including speech.

Growing up hasn't been easy from birth till where I am now, I had faced a lot of challenges during my childhood. I would get sick constantly and had near death experiences. When I begun school at the age of 7 years, it was not easy for my friends and teachers to get and understand my way of talking. It was difficult for me to talk and walk. I still tried hard to find a way my friends and teachers to understand me and my parents decided to take me to a private school in kasama (Northern province) that's where I begun school from.

It was not easy getting through school. Sometimes people would laugh at the way I walk and talk, some would intmidate me and make me feel out of place. This made me isolate myself but what kept me going was constant support from my parents, my sister and other members of my family who always told me to turn a deaf ear to any negativity.

As I grew older, I began to learn more about my disability and how it could be managed. Even though challenges were there I managed to complete my Secondary Education at a boarding school where I learned alot more about self reliance. Iam currently enrolled at Eden University pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Education majoring in Family and Consumer Science awaiting graduation.

Living with my disability hasn't been easy but regardless of the challenges faced I keep pushing everyday and would like to encourage my fellow youths not to let anyone intimidate them. We need to stand up for ourselves and show the world that what they perceive as our weaknesses are infact our strengths. Children with cerebral palsy can do anything other people can do. Walk tall always and achieve what you want to in your daily lives.

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