MAHAFALI YA KWANZA KWA WANAJESHI WALIOHITIMU MAFUNZO YA STRATEGIC STUDIES KATIKA CHUO CHA UHASIBU ARUSHA (IAA) KATIKA PICHA

Naibu Waziri wa Fedha Mwigulu Nchemba akiongea na wandishi wa habari mara baada ya kuwatunuku Tuzo za shahada (diploma) na stashahada za uzamilivu (post graduate) Wanajeshi 52 kutoka nchi za SADC. Wa pili kutoka kushoto ni mkuu wa chuo cha uhasibu Arusha Prof. Monyo.

Baadhi ya watunukiwa wakivaa kofia zao kamaishara ya kuhitimu.

Naibu Waziri wa Fedha Mwigulu nchemba akimtunuku zawadi aliyekuwa mwanafunzi bora kwa level ya diploma kutoka Zambia.

Wacheza ngoma wakionyesha utundu wao katika maafali ya utoaji Tuzo za shahada (diploma) na stashahada za uzamilivu (post graduate) Wanajeshi 52 kutoka nchi za SADC. Ngoma hiyo ni maarufu huko songea ikijulikana kwa jina la Muganda.

The Command and Staff College (CSC) Commandant Major General Ezekiel-Elias Kyunga akiongea na waandishi wa habari mara baada ya kutunukiwa diploma in strategic studie. Kushoto kwake ni Mkuu wa Chuo Msaidizi wa Chuo cha Uhasibu Arusha (IAA) Dr. Kasidi.

Mgeni rasmi Naibu Waziri wa Fedha Mwigulu Nchemba katika picha ya pamoja na wahitimu pamoja na Uongozi wa Chuo Cha Uhasibu Arusha (IAA).

PICHA ZOTE NA MPIGA PICHA WETU

GOVERNMENT ADVICES INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANCY ARUSHA (IAA) TO ENHANCE STUDIES ON MILITARY SCIENCE.

By Staff Writer.

The government has advised the Institute of Accountancy Arusha (IAA) to fully implement the Bachelor and Postgraduate studies in Military Science so as to assist the army to be equipped in security, management and planning of strategic matters.

Speaking before awarding 52 militants from SADC nations at the first graduation ceremony of Post Graduate Diploma and Ordinary Diploma in Strategic Studies Programme at IAA on Wednesday, Deputy Finance minister Mwigulu Nchemba said working in the military sector is challenging, therefore the course is crucial in equipping the military with knowledge.

"Working in the military sector is challenging, with pressures arising from managing conflicts and security issues, these problems also go together with the rising expectations in dealing with national and international security emergencies that may rise from time to time," he said.

He added: "The security system is also continuously evolving and becoming more complex as new technologies and process areas are introduced. Courses of these nature are very important as they equip military staff with knowledge related to cross cutting issues which in turn will enable them to cope with challenges that may arises from contemporary matters," the deputy minister said.

Nchemba, who is also the Iramba West lawmaker, said the government will take a pride to see that strategic planning courses attract more members of the military from neigbouring countries.

"Today we have graduands from defence forces from Burundi, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania, South Africa, Angola, Zimbabwe and Zambia. The course blending of students from different countries on these programmes will facilitate the sharing of ideas which will also broaden the students’ understanding of strategic issues,” he said.

For his part, IAA rector Johannes Monyo said: “The Command and Staff College (CSC) have been in a working relationship with the Institute of Accountancy Arusha since way back in 2005.

In 2006, a special CSC tailored programme was developed and this cemented the working relationships between the two Institutions.

During this time the academic staff from IAA used to be invited to facilitate a number of programmes conducted by CSC. However, the target of CSC was to have long term courses,” he said.

He added: “Initially, CSC contacted several Institutions of Higher Learning in the country with the view to establish long term courses on the Strategic Studies Programmes. 

However, most of them declined due to the ill-conceived perception that, the army has never been good partners in business and therefore, nobody was ready to take the risk”

However, he underscored that IAA management under the leadership of the Governing Council took the risk by providing resources and allowing the development of Strategic Studies courses.

“In 2011 IAA and CSC established cooperation and entered into an agreement to offer training in the areas of Strategic Studies for levels of Postgraduate Diploma and Ordinary Diploma,” he said

IAA Board deputy chairman Cashmill Nyoni said:

 “This year we have 52 graduands of Postgraduate Diploma and Ordinary Diploma Programmes as 13 graduands in Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic Studies out of these 12 are Males and 01 is a Female. There are 39 graduands in Ordinary Diploma in Strategic Studies out of these 37 are males and 2 are females.”

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