Luanar Veterinary Students Association

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Happy New Year VET FAM! 🎆🗓️‎Wishing all members a year filled with success, knowledge, teamwork and impactful veterinary...
01/01/2026

Happy New Year VET FAM! 🎆🗓️
‎Wishing all members a year filled with success, knowledge, teamwork and impactful veterinary training. Onwards and upwards🌎

FIFTH YEAR STUDENTS SOUTHERN REGION EDUCATIONAL VISIT🇲🇼‎‎On Thursday, 13 November, Luanar Fifth-Year Veterinary Medicine...
14/11/2025

FIFTH YEAR STUDENTS SOUTHERN REGION EDUCATIONAL VISIT🇲🇼
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‎On Thursday, 13 November, Luanar Fifth-Year Veterinary Medicine students conducted an insightful educational visit to the Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS) Headquarters in Blantyre.
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‎During the session, students were introduced to Food Hygiene and Safety Standards, Chemical Residue Analysis, Food Safety Testing, and the important regulatory, certification, and quality assurance role played by MBS.
‎They also toured various laboratories, gaining a deeper appreciation of how MBS protects public health by ensuring that food and other essential products meet national and international safety standards.
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‎On Friday, 14th November, the students proceeded to the National Artificial Insemination Centre in Mikolongwe, Chiradzulu. Here, they engaged in practical hands-on training, including semen collection, preparation, handling, and preservation,skills essential for livestock genetic improvement and enhanced productivity.
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‎This two-day educational tour was impactful, strengthening students’ understanding of food safety, quality control, and reproductive biotechnology, all of which are crucial in advancing veterinary public health and livestock development in Malawi.
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‎A heartfelt thank you to Mr. Levi, Dr. Monouza, Mr. Mulande, Mrs. Kazembe, Ms. Mercy Chirwa (Standards Officer for Food & Agriculture at MBS), Mr. Sukulu (Scientific Officer for Food Chemistry), and Mr. Phiri (Certification Officer) for their support and mentorship throughout the visits.

It’s happening today! The Second Edition of the Vet Med Talk Series is here 🎉Be part of the conversation — click the lin...
13/11/2025

It’s happening today! The Second Edition of the Vet Med Talk Series is here 🎉

Be part of the conversation — click the link below to join this evening 👇

https://meet.google.com/yax-drco-vyg

We’re back with another Vet Med Talk Series!Happening on 13th November, featuring the brilliant Dr. Vincent Kachisi and ...
09/11/2025

We’re back with another Vet Med Talk Series!Happening on 13th November, featuring the brilliant Dr. Vincent Kachisi and Dr. Love Kaona.Join us to learn and be inspired — this is one you don’t want to miss! 🩺🔥

LUVESA STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Meet Maureen Maxmos, from Machinga District. She is a first-year veterinary medicine student wh...
22/10/2025

LUVESA STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

Meet Maureen Maxmos, from Machinga District. She is a first-year veterinary medicine student whose love for animals began in childhood when she cared for an injured stray dog, inspiring her to join the profession. Maureen balances school and personal life through planning and organization.
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‎She enjoys music and sewing, with music helping her relax during stressful times. Her dream is to establish a mobile veterinary clinic to improve animal care in rural areas. Fun fact she can play the piano with her feet, a skill her brother taught her 🎹
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LUVESA MAN CRUSH MONDAY 💫Meet Nafe Sautso Mwadula from Balaka District, a fifth-year veterinary medicine student inspire...
20/10/2025

LUVESA MAN CRUSH MONDAY 💫

Meet Nafe Sautso Mwadula from Balaka District, a fifth-year veterinary medicine student inspired by the goal of helping animals and easing their suffering. He dreams of becoming a biomedical researcher to connect animal and human health.

Nafe balances school and personal life through good planning and time management. His best memory so far is winning the 2024 WVA/MSD Student Grant Scholarship, which motivated him to keep working hard. In his free time, he enjoys long walks while listening to music or agribusiness podcasts. A fun fact about him is that he once wanted to be a driver before finding his true passion in veterinary medicine.
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We had a truly special and impactful weekend as we conducted a free rabies vaccination campaign for cats and dogs in Mkw...
13/10/2025

We had a truly special and impactful weekend as we conducted a free rabies vaccination campaign for cats and dogs in Mkwinda and the surrounding areas near Mitundu Secondary School. This initiative was part of our efforts to celebrate World Rabies Day, aimed at raising awareness about rabies prevention and promoting responsible pet ownership within our communities.
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‎A heartfelt thank you to Veterinary Education Malawi , Paws and Claws Veterinary Clinic Malawi, Patience Pays Veterinary Store, Lilongwe Society for the Protection and Care of Animals (LSPCA), and to every student who took part in making this campaign a success.

04/10/2025

The Cerebrations🎉😅🕺💃

The LUVESA Family was honored to witness the special day of our dear friend, Dr. Chikondi Kapangaziwiri, as she exchange...
04/10/2025

The LUVESA Family was honored to witness the special day of our dear friend, Dr. Chikondi Kapangaziwiri, as she exchanged vows in marriage. We're grateful to everyone who attended and contributed to making this ceremony unforgettable. Thank you all for your love and support💕👏

🐾 WORLD RABIES DAY 2025 🐾🌍Today, the Luanar Veterinary Students’ Association (LUVESA) proudly joins the rest of the worl...
28/09/2025

🐾 WORLD RABIES DAY 2025 🐾🌍

Today, the Luanar Veterinary Students’ Association (LUVESA) proudly joins the rest of the world in commemorating World Rabies Day. This day reminds us of the urgent need to raise awareness, promote prevention, and work together towards a rabies-free future.

Rabies is not just another disease . It is a deadly viral infection that affects both animals and humans, claiming thousands of lives every year across the globe. Once clinical signs appear, rabies has no cure, making prevention the only solution. The virus is most commonly transmitted through bites or scratches from infected animals, especially dogs and cats.

The good news is that Rabies is 100% preventable!The simplest and most effective way to protect both humans and animals is through regular vaccination of pets. By vaccinating our dogs and cats, we break the chain of transmission, safeguard our families, and contribute to global efforts to eliminate rabies.

As future veterinarians, we believe that “Rabies Ends With Us".👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ Together, through community action, responsible pet ownership, and widespread vaccination campaigns, we can create a safer and healthier world.

Rabies is dangerous !Vaccinate your pet today for a better tomorrow💉🐕🐈

27/09/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Kingsley Chasanga, John Kothowa, Tany Jamu, Raphael Mthikira, Kondwan Paul

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