The Malawi Institute of Management (MIM) has suspended mid-semester examinations which the students were writing after leakage of several papers.
MIM Acting Executive Director, Jessie Kabwila said the institution does not condone any acts of cheating as it aims at producing proper human capital for the country.
According to Kabwila, the institution would rather delay the students in writing examinations while putting the system in order.
Meanwhile, MIM has started investigations to find out what triggered the leakage.
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