The experts at the Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology are commended and urged to enhance their efforts in drafting comprehensive projects, taking into consideration funding aspects to boost income and increase student admissions to the institution.

This directive was issued by Vice Chancellor Prof. Maulilio Kipanyula during a staff meeting on February 19, 2024, held in the conference hall of the institution's Tengeru Campus in Arusha.

"Management is actively fostering an enabling environment for teams of professionals to efficiently and professionally write projects, contributing to the institution's development" stated Prof. Kipanyula.

He further implored lecturers to provide project writing training for Master's and PhD students, enabling them to secure small projects that ensure continuity even after completing their studies.

During the session, Prof. Kipanyula shared information about the Institute's involvement in various national events, such as the International Day of Women and Girls in Science and the Fourth e-Government Annual Conference. Scientists from the institute actively participated, highlighting the institution's significant contributions to the field of Science and Technology.

Additionally, in efforts to enhance capacity and educational development among employees, 27 lecturers have been awarded scholarships to pursue doctoral degrees through the Economic Reforms for Higher Education (HEET Project).

Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Planning, Finance, and Administration, Prof. Suzana Augustino, encouraged employees to collaborate in making the institution a safe and better workplace, aligning with laws, regulations, and procedures.