MBINGA DC REITERATES GOVERNMENT’S COMMITMENT TO IMPROVING LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

Tarehe ya kuwekwa: January 9th, 2024

By Alex Nelson Malanga

Information Officer---Mbinga TC

Mbinga.  Mbinga District Commissioner Hon. Aziza Mangosongo on Monday, January 8, 2024 reiterated the government’s commitment to creating a conducive learning environment with a view to making the quality of education even better.

Hon. Aziza was speaking during her tour of Mbinga Secondary School, Dr. Philip I. Mpango Secondary School (Matarawe Ward) and Matengo Primary School (Matarawe Ward).

“Take it from me, all 8,439 students who have just started form one today (yesterday---Monday 8) in Mbinga District, will enjoy a conducive learning environment,” she asserted.

Going by the Hon. Aziza, while some 3,189 students are qualified for starting their secondary education in Mbinga Town Council this Academic Year, other 5,250 students have what it takes to join secondary schools in Mbinga District Council.

“We have enough classes and desks to make students learn comfortably, hats off to President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Hon. Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan for disbursing us with money for the development projects,” she underscored.

She went further to say that for the 2024 Academic Year; Mbinga Town Council has 16 new classrooms, while Mbinga District Council for its part has 208 new classrooms.

Mbinga District has a total of 59 public secondary schools, according to Hon. Aziza.

Of the total, she expounded, 21 are located in Mbinga Town Council and 38 in Mbinga District Council.