Malawi's private schools face closure due to rising costs and USAID's withdrawal, risking education quality.

Malawi's private schools are in crisis due to rising costs and a decline in student enrollment, partly caused by USAID's withdrawal. Schools struggle to afford basic supplies and maintain operations, risking closures that could impact education quality. The government is urged to support these institutions, which are crucial for providing education, by working with the Private Schools Association of Malawi.