Juliana Kachali, LifeNets Scholar Graduates in Malawi

August 7, 2023

I Juliana Kachali have been studying a Bachelor of Science in Computer Sciences at Unicaf University, I graduated on 3 August, 2023; it was such an amazing day, a memorable day. It took place at Bingu International Conference Centre in Lilongwe, Malawi. I have a degree in Computer Science.

I will still be running the LifeNets Business Centre shop while I look for a job to help me expand the café.

I would like to thank my LifeNets family for their unconditional support throughout my studies.
I look forward to carrying on the LifeNets legacy of helping others.

Juliana Kachali

Malawi, Scholarships

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