A non-governmental organization from the Netherlands has demonstrated its commitment to supporting the development of education in Tanzania by donating various modern equipment and machines to the Kibaha Education Centre (KEC) to improve the learning and teaching environment at Kibaha Folk Development College (KFDC).

GERED GEREEDSCHAP provided the assistance with the aim of strengthening practical training alongside theoretical learning for students of Kibaha Folk Development College.

The objective of this support is to enable students to acquire skills that match the real demands of the job market in the country.

The equipment will also help teachers deliver instruction more effectively, while creating broader opportunities to identify and nurture talents among students at Kibaha Folk Development College.

The Acting Director of Community Development, Mr. Damas Msaki, expressed his gratitude to the donors and stated that the support will serve as a catalyst for improving the quality of vocational education and community development.

“This support will increase the capacity of Kibaha Folk Development College to produce graduates who are skilled, innovative, and competitive,” said Mr. Msaki.

Furthermore, the Principal of Kibaha Folk Development College, Mr. Joseph Nchimbi, noted that the machines will stimulate small-scale research and technological innovation among the youth studying at the institution.

This initiative also reflects the strong cooperation between the Government of the Netherlands and its institutions in promoting education in Tanzania, with the goal of investing in human resources as a key pillar of sustainable community and national development.

The donated machines, vocational equipment, and a container were officially received yesterday, 26/02/2026, at Kibaha Folk Development College (KIBAHA-FDC), which operates under the Kibaha Education Centre (KEC).