Kibaha, 16 October 2025 – Kibaha Secondary School, managed by the Kibaha Education Centre (KEC), has received a generous donation consisting of 31 computers and 30 solar panels, with a total value of TZS 166.97 million. The donation was made by the school's alumni in collaboration with Mr. Abdul Mombokaleo, Director General of the Tanzania Airports Authority (TAA), who also served as the guest of honor during the official handover ceremony.

Speaking at the event, Mr. Mombokaleo stated that the donation aims to improve the learning environment for students and promote the integration of technology in the education sector.

“We believe that these resources will help students learn more effectively and gain modern skills that will support them in their future endeavors,” said Mr. Mombokaleo.

He expressed gratitude to the school leadership for selecting him as the guest of honor for the second time in a row and pledged his continued support to the school in various capacities.

Mr. Mombokaleo encouraged the students to make good use of the equipment, take care of it, and nurture a spirit of giving back as a way of appreciating the institution that helped shape their futures.

In his address to the students, he emphasized five core values to uphold in their daily lives:

1. Love for their country (Tanzania)

2. Generosity

3. Courage

4. Reconciliation

5. Gratitude

On behalf of the institution, Mr. Jonas Mtangi, Acting Director of Educational Services at Kibaha Education Centre, expressed appreciation for the significant contribution of ICT equipment, stating that it will play a vital role in enhancing the learning experience for students at the school.

He also commended the teachers and parents for their ongoing cooperation and commitment to ensuring the academic progress of the students.

Mr. Robert Shilingi, Director of Kibaha Education Centre, congratulated Mr. Mombokaleo for his initiative in uniting alumni of the school and successfully mobilizing support that led to the donation of the computers and the renovation of the school's computer lab.

Mr. Shilingi further stated that, in collaboration with relevant authorities, the alumni will be granted an official space for their activities within the Department of Community Development.

Taking the opportunity, Mr. Shilingi urged all citizens to participate peacefully in the upcoming general elections, assuring that the country's security remains stable and conducive for citizens to exercise their constitutional rights freely.

The leadership of Kibaha Secondary School and KEC management jointly extended their heartfelt appreciation to the alumni for their generous support, promising that the donated equipment will be used as intended — to improve education and the future of the students.