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United Civil Servants SACCO invests over 6 million kwacha in Education Excellency.

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United Civil Servants SACCO invests over 6 million kwacha in Education Excellency.
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About 120 primary school teachers from Blantyre Urban have received various monetary awards from United Civil Servants SACCO – UCSSACCO for equipping their standard 8 learners with knowledge that enabled them to score grade A in the 2025 Primary School Leaving Certificate Examination.

The awards are aimed at motivating the teachers to continue investing quality knowledge in primary school learners for excellent results in National examinations which in turn helps the country to have productive citizens.


One of the teachers recieving an award from UCSSACCO Official.


Speaking during the awards presentation ceremony in Mulanje, District Education Manager for Blantyre Urban Cryton Tambala commended UCSSACCO for the generous Support. Tambala said the partnership that exists between Blantyre Urban teachers and UCSSACCO is very crucial in uplifting the country’s education standards.


β€œA teacher whose hard work is recognised and rewarded is always motivated and continues to deliver exceptional results, the gesture by United Civil Servants SACCO to award all teachers whose learners have scored As in their PSLCE is a testament of a dedicated organisation in enhancing the country’s education standards.

Tambala- UCSSACCO is a trusted partner


Linzi- Best of the best teachers


United Civil Servants SACCO aligns its educational support towards the Sustainable Development Goal number 4 which aims at achieving quality education.


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