Kaseye Girls' Secondary School

29/08/2026

Wherever there's a graduation ceremony in Malawi, Kaseye is always there. UNIMA graduands, show yourselves.

27/08/2026

Please take note.

27/08/2026

Attention parents, guardians and students!

25/08/2026

We are looking for a School Secretary and School Matron. Inform those who qualify to apply. Zikomo.

18/08/2026

Wakang'antha kale..... Congratulations girls! See you all in Form 3.

100% Passrate
75.1% A-B Grades

10/08/2026

The waiting is over! End of term 3 results for Forms 1 and 3 are finally out. Congratulations to those who have made it.

https://kaseyegirls.com/news-details?nid=42

Let's not pretend to be sick today😉🥹

08/08/2026

✅ SYSTEM CHECK!

Do you still remember your login credentials for accessing results online?

NB: Both students and parents can access the results using their credentials.

Thaa thaaa thaaa.... Atuluke or asatuluke? Tikunenatu ma results a mayeso a end of term 3 for our colleagues in Forms 1 and 3 😊😊

07/08/2026

Good morning!

Looks like the admin of this page was in form 4 such that she is ku world 😂😂😂😂.

How is the holiday holidaying?

08/07/2026

Kaseye Girls mourns with the family, relatives and friends for the untimely death of Dr A. Chomo. We shall always remember, you as a humble, hardworking, intelligent, disciplined, dedicated, passionate and God fearing person. Malawi has lost.

Rest in God's peace Dr Atughanile Favour Chomo.

MEDICAL DOCTORS UNION MOURNS DEATH OF QECH DOCTOR

The Medical Doctors Union of Malawi (MDUM) has expressed deep sorrow over the death of Dr. Atughanile Chomo, a medical doctor who was working at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre.

Dr. Chomo was reportedly found dead on Tuesday morning at her residence in Mount Pleasant. Police have confirmed the death but are yet to issue an official statement on the circumstances surrounding the incident, as investigations are still underway.

Speaking to Mibawa Television, MDUM Publicity Secretary Dr. Steve Mlangiza described the death as a major loss to the country's health sector.

"We have lost a colleague who made the work of caring for patients a little lighter. We already have very few medical doctors in the country, and losing one leaves a huge gap in our service delivery," said Mlangiza.

He described the late Dr. Chomo as a dedicated and passionate medical practitioner who was always committed to serving patients.

"Late Dr. Atughanile Chomo was a very dedicated and passionate medical doctor. She was caring, approachable, and always willing to help. The gap she has left will not be easy to fill," he added.

Dr. Chomo was born on 26 June 1998 and hailed from Chitipa District.

Police say investigations into the matter are continuing, and an official statement is expected once the inquiry is complete.

Reported by Stevie Kondwa Banda.

07/07/2026

With The Malawi National Examinations Board-MANEB – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉