Makinda challenges graduates to make impacts in the communities
The convocation ceremony was attended by graduating students, their families, faculty, university partners and government officials.
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Article Author: Makinda challenges graduates to make impacts in the communities
Media Source: IPP media (Tanzania)
Date: 10 February 2019
On 6 February at the 14th AKU Convocation ceremony in Dar es Salaam, the former Speaker of the National Assembly, Anne Makinda, challenged AKU graduates to make an impact in their communities as they are crucial to the country's development. AKU President, Firoz Rasul, noted that AKU aims to improve the quality of life in the…
On 6 February at the 14th AKU Convocation ceremony in Dar es Salaam, the former Speaker of the National Assembly, Anne Makinda, challenged AKU graduates to make an impact in their communities as they are crucial to the country's development. AKU President, Firoz Rasul, noted that AKU aims to improve the quality of life in the developing world and beyond through world class teaching, research and health care delivery. He added the AKU's professional development programme had equipped nearly 3,000 Tanzanian educators and teachers with new strategies for enhancing teaching and learning, benefiting well over 100,000 students.