BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-In a remarkable display of innovation and technological prowess, three students from the Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) have been awarded MK800,000 for developing an Identity Card tracker.

This groundbreaking system, designed to assist the National Registration Bureau (NRB) and citizens in tracking the production process of ID cards, promises to eliminate long queues and unnecessary travel for card collection.

The students, pursuing a degree in Business Information Technology, were recognized for their outstanding work under the ‘MUST 2030’ initiative, which focuses on creating solutions to everyday challenges faced by Malawians.

According to Taina Mfune, a representative of the students, the adoption of this technology would significantly streamline the ID card production process.

Another notable achievement comes from 21-year-old Malumbo Thindwa, who has invented a Courier Tracker System.

This innovative solution enables easy tracing of parcels, further showcasing the university’s commitment to harnessing technology for practical problem-solving.

MUST’s emphasis on innovation and entrepreneurship is evident in its academic programs, which include a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in fields like engineering, computer science, and biomedical sciences.

The university’s commitment to promoting science, technology, and innovation for Malawi’s economic development is inspiring a new generation of thinkers and problem solvers.