2026-09-20
Citizens encouraged to return to school
Advice was given at the Adult Education and Non-Formal Education Week: missing a chance to study yesterday is no reason to miss it today. The celebrations in Mbinga, Ruvuma, concluded with a call for citizens to use nearby education centers to gain knowledge and skills for self-reliance.
The advice was given during the culmination of the Adult Education and Non-Formal Education Week.
The celebrations, held in Mbinga town, Ruvuma region, concluded with an appeal for citizens to use nearby education centers to acquire knowledge, read, write, count, and develop self-reliance skills, according to the source.
Speaking on behalf of the Mbinga District Commissioner, District Administrative Secretary Pendo Ndumbaro stated that education is a crucial pillar for community well-being, emphasizing collaboration between the Government, stakeholders, and citizens.
Earlier, Acting Regional Education Officer Mathias Tulia explained alternative education opportunities aimed at providing citizens with practical skills and enabling their full participation in economic and social development, as reported by the source.
The celebrations were held under the slogan: “Literacy for the Benefit of People, the World, and Community Well-being.”
This information matters to TCDI's interests as it highlights efforts to expand education access for adults and out-of-school youth in the Ruvuma region, potentially informing TCDI's education and community development initiatives in Tunduru. This is TCDI context, not a statement by the source, and does not mean TCDI took part in what is reported.
Automatically prepared from the cited official source; not individually reviewed by a TCDI editor.