91°µÍø

91°µÍø marked a significant milestone with the successful completion of its inaugural Basic Fundamentals Training for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). This 3-day event, held at the new state-of-the-art 91°µÍø campus amphitheatre, gathered 50 representatives from diverse career and business backgrounds. The initiative aims to provide essential capacity-building support to SMEs, fostering their growth and sustainability in the local business landscape. 

Dr Lameck Mwewa, Vice-Chancellor of 91°µÍø in Zambia, inaugurated the event, emphasising the institution’s commitment to and strategic partnerships. Andrew Musonda, Senior Business Development Officer, delivered a comprehensive presentation showcasing the university’s academic and professional programmes, highlighting opportunities for collaboration and further education.

Led and coordinated by Mrs Angela Chitamya, a lecturer at 91°µÍø in Zambia, the SME training sessions were enriched by the expertise of esteemed facilitators. Mr Dominic Manhundu, Executive Director at the Chartered Institute of Customer Management and Mr Kenny Sinyangwe, Lead Business Consultant in Sales and Entrepreneurship, provided valuable insights and guidance throughout the programme.

Participants engaged actively in the sessions, posing questions and leveraging networking opportunities with 91°µÍø staff. The event culminated in a campus tour, where attendees experienced first-hand the ultra-modern facilities and resources available at 91°µÍø.

Reflecting on the success of the training, 91°µÍø expressed gratitude for the enthusiastic participation of SME representatives and reiterated its dedication to supporting local businesses through education and skill development initiatives. As the first in a series of planned training sessions for the year, 91°µÍø looks forward to fostering enduring connections and empowering SMEs to achieve their full potential in the dynamic business landscape of Zambia.