Bank of Africa Tanzania head of Human Resources and Administration, Ms Mercy Msuya (third right) shakes hand with the Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania (CCBRT) Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Ms. Haika Mawalla when the bank donated USD 10,000 to support the hospital’s efforts in improving children’s healthcare in the country yesterday in Dar es Salaam.  Others in the picture are the bank’s officials Mr. Solomon Haule and Ms. Berly Oluga (first and second on the left) and Mr. Kaisha Boge (in black suit) and Mr. Henry Baghayo the right.

Mkuu wa Kitengo cha Raslimali Watu na Utawala cha Benki ya Afrika Tanzania, Bi. Mercy Msuya (wa tatu kulia) akishikana mkono na Afisa Mtendaji Mkuu Msaidizi wa CCBRT, Bi. Haika Mawalla wakati benki hiyo ilipotoa mchango wa dola za kimarekani 10,000 kusaidia juhudi za hospitali hiyo kusaidia watoto wenye ulemavu wa aina mbalimbali jana jijini Dar es Salaam.  Wengine katika picha ni maafisa wa benki hiyo, Bw. Solomon Haule na Bi. Berly Oluga (wa kwanza na wa pili kulia) na Bw. Kaisha Boge (mwenye suti nyeusi) na Bw. Henry Baghayo mwisho kulia.

Bank of Africa Tanzania donates to CCBRT

By a Correspondent, Dar es Salaam

As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, Bank of Africa Tanzania has donated USD 10,000 to support the Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania (CCBRT) efforts in improving children’s healthcare in the country.

Talking during the handover brief ceremony yesterday in Dar es Salaam, the bank’s head of Human Resources and Administration, Ms Mercy Msuya said the bank is thankful to be able to offer its continued support to CCBRT through the Invest in Your Future campaign.

“Our bank has continually focused on providing solutions to the development sector in Tanzania and our coming together with CCBRT shows our commitment to that cause,” she said.

She explained that while the future of the nation depends on many different things, the health of citizens is one of the most important contributors to ensuring a vibrant Tanzania.

She noted that ensuring Tanzania’s children grow up to realize their full potential as productive citizens requires that they have access to good educational resources  and that of utmost importance is that they are in good health.

“This is why our bank supports efforts geared towards improving the health sector in Tanzania…it is our belief that our contribution will enhance positive development in Tanzania by enabling future economic growth through investment in the young generation,” she said, urging other corporate organizations to come and support the campaign so as to build a better Tanzania.

On her part, the CCBRT Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Ms. Haika Mawalla said the bank’s donation will enable them to continue treating children under the age of 5 free of charge, and that this will ensure that they increase the number of children who receive access to education in Tanzania.

“We aim to improve access to education for children with disabilities by working to prevent disabilities through early identification treatment, raise awareness, empower families, and by working with over 170 schools in Dar es Salaam to make them more inclusive,” Ms. Mawalla said.

She noted that the earlier a child with a disability receives medical care and treatment the more positive the outcome is likely to be.

Bank of Africa Tanzania has a longstanding relationship with CCBRT whereby it supports a number of initiatives including monthly staff donations to the hospital under the Friends of CCBRT program, assistance in creation of awareness of CCBRT’s services and initiatives to the bank’s customers and financial support for the upcoming Baobab Maternity hospital which is part of the institution-sponsorship of the HIV/AIDS Unit.

Established in 1994, CCBRT is responsible to the needs of people with disabilities in and around Dar es Salaam.  It is the largest indigenous provider of disability and rehabilitation services in the country, providing quality rehabilitative services to 120,000 people with disabilities and their caregivers each year.

In 2011, over 11,000 life changing operations improved the lives of children, women and men.

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Maadili ni muhimu kufanikisha TEHAMA vyuo vikuu

Na mwandishi wetu, Arusha

Taasisi za elimu ya juu nchini zimepewa changamoto ya kuzingatia maswala ya maadili katika sera zinazohusu Teknolojia ya Habari na Mawasiliano (TEHAMA)kama vinataka kupata faida kubwa katika eneo hilo.

Ushauri huu umetolewa na Naibu Makamu Mkuu wa chuo kikuu cha Mtakatifu Agustino Tanzania (SAUT), Taaluma, Fr. Dkt. Thadeus Mkamwa wakati wa kongamano la nne la Elimu ya Juu lililomalizika hivi karibuni jijini Arusha.

“Ni muhimu kuzingatia maswala haya ya maadili katika sera zinazohusu TEHAMA katika taasisi hizi za elimu ya juu…bila kufanya hivi tunaweza kujikuta tumepoteza mwelekeo,” alisema Dkt. Mkamwa, akiongeza kuwa ingawa TEHAMA inafaida kubwa bado pia inaweza kuleta hasara kama maadili katika matumizi yake hayatazingatiwa.

Alisema swala hili ni muhimu zaidi sasa ambapo vyuo vikuu vinakabiliwa na changamoto nyingi, mpya na kubwa.

“Ni vyema tukajua kwamba sasa tuna aina mpya ya wanafunzi ambao wanatumia vifaa vya kisasa kama simu na kompyuta na wamezungukwa na maswala mengi yanayohusu TEHAMA…kama tusipokua makini tutashindwa kuwapatia muongozo unaofaa,” alisema, na kuongeza kwamba vyuo vinatakiwa kuwaongoza wanafunzi kuwa watu gani baadae, wafahamu nini na wafanye nini.

Kwa msingi huo, Dkt. Mkamwa alisema kwamba ni muhimu kuangalia vitu vitakavyosaidia kujua uzuri wa TEHAMA hasa wakati huu ambapo wanafunzi wengi na watu wengi katika familia wanapendelea zaidi kutumia vifaa vya TEHAMA ili kuepuka athari mbaya zinazoweza kutokea na kuondoa faida.

Alisema chuo cha SAUT tayari kinaliangalia hili kwa kufundisha masomo yanayohusiana na maadili ili kuwafanya wanafunzi kujua uzuri na ubaya wa TEHAMA kama isipotumiwa vyema.

“Mtaala wetu unatayarisha wanafunzi kuwa wataalamu na vilevile watu wenye maadili yanayofaa,” alisema.

Mapema, akiwasilisha mada kuhusiana na nafasi ya TEHAMA katika uongozi wa vyuo Tanzania, Prof. Beda Mutagahywa toka Chuo Kikuu cha Dar es Salaam alisema nafasi ya teknolojia katika vyuo vikuu ni swala lisiloepukika.

“Ni lazima taasisi za elimu ya juu ziingize TEHAMA katika mikakati yake na program zake za masomo,” alisema Prof. Mutagahywa.

Alisema ni muhimu vyuo vikuu vikaeleza wazi jinsi teknolojia itakavyosaidia kuimarisha tafiti na vilevile vijenge uwezo katika eneo hilo.

Kauli mbiu katika kongamano hilo lililotayarishwa na kamati ya Makamu Wakuu wa Vyuo Vikuu na Wakuu wa Vyuo nchini Tanzania (CVCPT) kwa kushirikiana na taasisi ya Trust Africa ilikuwa

ni Utawala Bora kwa Elimu Bora Endelevu ya Vyuo Vikuu Tanzania.

Washiriki wa kongamano hilo la siku mbili walikuwa pamoja na wenyeviti wa mabaraza ya vyuo vikuu, makamu Wakuu wa Vyuo Vikuu, Wakuu wa Vyuo, Manaibu wakuu wa Vyuo wa vyuo vyote vya serikali na vya umma, Tume ya Vyuo Vikuu nchini (TCU) na wadau wengine wa elimu ya juu kutoka ndani na nje ya nchi.

CVCPT imeanzishwa chini ya kifungu cha 53 cha Sheria ya Vyuo Vikuu ya mwaka 2005.

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The Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs, ST. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT), Fr. Dr. Thadeus Mkamwa (standing) contributing during the fourth higher education forum ended in Arusha town recently.  Others in the picture are the Vice Chancellor of Teofilo Kisanji University, Prof. Tuli Kassimoto (right) and the Vice Chancellor of Mzumbe University, Prof. Joseph Kuzilwa (front).

Naibu Makamu Mkuu wa chuo kikuu cha Mtakatifu Agustino Tanzania (SAUT), Taaluma, Fr. Dkt. Thadeus Mkamwa akichangia mada wakati wa kongamano la nne la Elimu ya Juu lililomalizika hivi karibuni jijini Arusha.  Wengine katika picha ni Makamu Mkuu wa chuo kikuu cha Teofili Kisanji, Prof. Tuli Kassimoto (kulia) na Makamu Mkuu wa Chuo Kikuu Mzumbe, Prof. Joseph Kuzilwa (mbele).

Ethical, moral values crucial in implementing ICTs in academic institutions

By a Correspondent, Arusha

Higher learning institutions in the country have been urged to link some aspects of ethical and moral values in their policies regarding Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) if they want to reap full benefits.

The advice has been given by the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs, ST. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT), Fr. Dr. Thadeus Mkamwa during the fourth higher education forum ended in Arusha town recently.

 “If we have any ICT policies in universities we should be able to put some aspects of ethical and moral values that we want them be appalled otherwise we can be driven out by the good aspects of ICT not knowing that though it has some solutions but still it can rob us of the values that we actually uphold to our university students,” he explained.

Dr. Mkamwa said his concern is if universities will not be careful in integrating ICT with good governance, their negative aspects may rob freedom and values especially now as academic institutions are facing new challenges.

“We have new types of students who use smart phones, Ipads and they are surrounded with issues which are ICT based…if we are not careful then we cannot manage them in the sense of giving them better university pedagogy like making sure that we follow and give them some guidelines on what we want them to do, what we want them to be and what we want them to know,” he said.

In this regard, Dr. Mkamwa said if universities do not link ethical values and if they do not look at aspects that help understand how ICT is good, they may lose the track because despite the good aspects of ICT there are lot of challenges whereby most of students and family members now days do not want to listen, but to play with gadgets they get from ICT. 

He said SAUT courses and programmes include social ethics and other aspects of ethical values that can help students understand the good and bad sides of ICT. 

“Our curriculum is integrated which improves on what students can know as professionals and as persons.  We are training a person and we are training a profession,” he noted. 

Earlier, presenting a paper on the role of ICTs in university governance in Tanzania, Prof. Beda Mutagahywa from the University of Dar es Salaam said the integration of ICT in education is inevitable as it will cater for increasing demand for higher education, the need for online learning and lifelong learning.

“ICT trend is towards mobile technology, virtual world, social networking, cloud computing and other aspects,” he said, adding that higher learning institutions should integrate these technologies into their programs and strategies.

He said higher learning institutions should clearly identify specific roles for ICTs to enhance research capacity and provide for adequate infrastructure and capacity building.

He said ICT is a strategic resource for those academic institutions and as such ICT governance should be prioritised and made part of the Institutional governance.

The main theme for the forum that was prepared by the Committee of Vice Chancellors and Principals, Tanzania (CVCPT) in collaboration with Trust Africa was Good Governance for sustainable quality University Education in Tanzania.

CVCPT was established under section 53 of the Universities Act, No.7 of 2005.

Members of CVCPT include Vice Chancellors, Principals and Provosts of all public and private Universities and University Colleges and the Executive Secretary of the Tanzania Commission for Universities (TCU).

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Higher learning institutions to discuss governance, education in Arusha

By a Correspondent, Morogoro

Public and private higher learning institutions in Tanzania are expected to converge later this week in Arusha to take part in the 4^th higher education forum.

The two day forum to start on this Thursday is prepared by the Committee of Vice Chancellors and Principals, Tanzania (CVCPT) in collaboration with Trust Africa.The Chancellor of Mzumbe University, Prof. Joseph Kuzilwa is the committee’s Chairman.

The main theme for the forum is Good Governance for sustainable quality University Education in Tanzania.

According to the information from the Directorate of Communication and Information at Mzumbe University and signed by its Director, Ms. Rainfrida Ngatunga, the guest of honor for the opening is expected to be the Vice President of the United Republic of Tanzania, Dr. Mohammed Gharib Bilal.

“The main objective of the forum is to bring together key stakeholders in higher education sector to share common experiences and best practices on University good governance as a strategy to address current and future challenges facing universities in Tanzania,” reads part of the release.

Mzumbe University as a current chair of CVCPT is organizing the forum on behalf of CVCPT.

According to Ms. Ngatunga specific objectives of this forum are to assess the quality of governance structures and the extent to which they facilitate or hinder good governance in universities; to examine challenges facing Universities and how good governance may provide solutions; and to develop joint strategies for improving good governance in Universities.

Participants of this forum will be Permanent Secretaries of different ministries, Chairpersons of University Councils, Vice Chancellors, Principals and Provosts, Deputy Vice Chancellors, Deputy Principals and Provosts of Private and Public universities in Tanzania.

Commissioned papers include Governance and Performance of Universities in Tanzania: Trends and Challenges; Governance structures, processes, relationships and opportunities in running universities; and Students Governance and Democratization of Universities.

Others will be on role of Information Communication Technology (ICTs) in university governance in Tanzania;Governance, interdependencies and linkages amongst higher education institutions in Tanzania and Workload models and human resource management in universities in Tanzania: what can we learn from each other.

CVCPT was established under section 53 of the Universities Act, No.7 of 2005.

Members of CVCPT include Vice Chancellors, Principals and Provosts of all public and private Universities and University Colleges and the Executive Secretary of the Tanzania Commission for Universities (TCU).

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Mradi wa Makaa ya Mawe Ngaka kupunguza ghrama za uzalishaji viwandani

Na Mwandishi wetu, Mbinga

 Uzalishaji katika viwanda nchini unatarajia kuimarika zaidi kutokana na mradi wa Makaa ya Mawe wa Ngaka, makaa hayo mengi na bora zaidi katika Mkoa Ruvuma ,Wilaya ya Mbinga katika kijiji cha Ruanda yanapatikana kwa gharama nafuu ambapo itasaidia kutoa msukumo mkubwa katika uchumi wa nchi.

Mwenyekiti wa Kampuni ya TANCOAL,Bw.Graeme Robertson alisema hayo wakati alipofanya ziara ya kujionea maendeleo ya mradi huo wa makaa ya mawe na gesi asilia ambayo imegundulika katika eneo la mradi wa Makaa ya mawe Ngaka ambapo katika ziara hiyo aliambatana na Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Shirika la Maendeleo la Taifa (NDC),Bw.Gideon Nasari na Mbunge wa Mbinga Mashariki Bw.Gaudence Kayombo. 

“Mradi huu mkubwa wa taifa umekuja  wakati mwafaka kwa ajili ya kupata nishati kwa gharama nafuu kwa ajili ya viwanda vyetu kwa vile gharama za uzalishaji imekuwa juu kutokana na bei ya nishati ya umeme waoutumia hivi sasa zimepanda,”alisema Bw.Robertson mwishoni mwa wiki.

Alisema mradi huo kuzalisha makaa ya mawe na kuyasambaza kwa watumiaji kwajili ya nishati ya viwandani ambayo inatumika badala ya umeme wa gesi asilia inayotoka mikoa ya kusini na ule wa kufua kupitia mafuta ya dizeli.

“Mbali ya uzalishaji huu wa makaa yam awe tunnajiandaa kujenga  mtambo wa kuzalisha umeme wa megawati 200  ifikapo mwaka 2015,” alisema Bw. Robertson,  ambapo Songea mjini na vijijini pamoja na vijiji vya jirani vilivyopo karibu na eneo la mgodi kuweza kupata nishati ya umeme.

Alisema pia katika mradi wa Ngaka imetokea bahati kubwa ya kugundulika kwa gesi asilia mpya inayokaa chini ya makaa ya mawe ( coal bed methane) ambapo kampuni yao inafanya kazi kwa karibu sana na Shirika la Maendeleo la Taifa (NDC) katika kuhakikisha inazalishwa kwa ajili ya watanzania na uchumi wao.

Mbunge wa Mbinga Mashariki, Bw.Gaudence Kayombo alisema mradi wa makaa ya mawe Ngaka unatarajia kukidhi mahitaji ya shida ya nishati ya umeme ambayo ni muhimu kwa maendeleo ya wakazi wa jimbo lake na Mkoa Mzima wa Ruvuna.

“Ninayo furaha kuwa tangu maradi uanzishwe mwaka 2006 unaendelea vizuri na kwa bahati nzuri eneo hilo pia limegundulika kuwa na gesi asilia chini ya makaa ya mawe ambapo matumaini yetu utaleta kichocheo cha maendeleo kwenye vijiji vyetu vyote kwa kupata umeme,”

Alisema mradi hadi sasa umeleta faida kubwa kwa wananchi hasa vijana wameweza kujipatia ajira na wengine kujiajiri kutokana na kuwepo kwa mradi huo jambo linalochochea kuwepo kwa mzunguko mzuri wa uchumi na maendeleo katika eneo hilo.

Alisema Tanzania pamoja na kwamba kuna sera nzuri, sasa hivi inahitajika kujitayarisha kuona miradi kama hiyo, taifa linakuwa na hisa aslimia 50 na mwekezaji 50 au 49 kwa 51 ili kuchochea ukuaji wa uchumi pamoja na kuchota ujuzi na teknoloji mpya.

Alisema pia nchi inatakiwa kujitayarisha mapema kuanza kuandaa kujenga uwezo wa kimtaji na ujuzi ili miradi kama hiyo iweze kufanywa na watanzania wenyewe na wageni wawe wajiriwa tu kwa lengo la kuleta manufaa zaidi kwa nchi.

Mkurugenzi Mtendaji ambaye pia ni Ofisa Mkuu Mtendaji wa Shirika la Maendeleo la Taifa (NDC), Bw. Gideon Nasari alisema shirika limefanikiwa kufungua mradi wa kwanza wa makaa ya mawe wa Ngaka ambao una mawe mengi na bora zaidi.

“Viwanda vingi hapa nchini sasa vinapata mawe kutoka hapa badala ya Afrika Kusini ambako walikuwa wananunua tani moja dola 250 lakini hapa wananunua nusu ya gharama hiyo hivyo ni neema kwa viwanda vyetu,”alisema Bw.Nasari.

Alisema Pia makaa ya mawe hayo wanauza nchi jirani ya Malawi ambao wananunua kwa ajili ya kukaushia zao la chai na sasa hivi wanajipanga kwaajili ya kuzalisha nishati ya umeme.

Alisema mazungumzo ya makubaliano na TANESCO ya mradi huo kuzalisha umeme yanaendelea ambapo tayari wameshafanya upembuzi yakinifu na tafiti hivyo wanatarajia baada ya kukamirika makubaliano watatafuta vyanzo vya fedha kwa jili ya kujenga mtambo kuzalisha nishati hiyo.

Viongozi hao wa kampuni hiyo ya TANCOAL, Shirika la Maendeleo ya Taifa (NDC) na Mbunge wa Mbinga Mashariki walifanya ziara ya kujionea maendeleo ya mardi na pia kuangalia rasirimali ya gesi asilia ambayo imegundulika katika eneo hilo la mradi.

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Qualified candidates to enjoy scholarships from Korean varsity in Dar

By a Correspondent, Dar es Salaam

The United African University of Tanzania (UAUT) will start offering scholarships for students admitted at the university from this academic year.

The UAUT Chairman and Founder, Reverend Joshua Lee told journalists yesterday in Dar es Salaam that initially the university will focus on two academic units, engineering and business colleges, with generous scholarships for tuition exempt and free room and board for qualified students.

“We invite all qualified candidates to participate in the cutting edge state of the art educational experience,” Reverend Lee said.

He noted that this is an opportunity for Tanzanian youths to apply for admission at the university that will offer the most promising future oriented undergraduate programs with globally recruited professors.

“Our academic programs with educate students with practical skills through overseas internship and job training trips,” he said.

For the beginning, the University will offer ten full scholarships for science students and similar number of scholarships for business students.

There will be ten partial scholarships each for science and business students whereby qualifying students will be required to contribute as well.

He said Tanzania needs to invest heavily in education sector especially in business and science subjects in order to be competitive in the world and attain sustainable development.

“In sixties our country was at the same level like Tanzania today, but we are now totally different because of investing heavily in education,” he said.

On his part, the Dean, College of Business Administration at the University, Prof.Kyung-il Ghymn said their institution want to contribute the government’s fight against poverty, diseases and ignorance.

“We want to significantly help the government’s efforts in attaining meaningful development,” he said, adding that this can be easily achieved by proper higher education to youths.

He said with globally recruited professors and internship of students in a foreign country, the university seeks to produce global leaders with compassion.

UAUT will be unique in terms of academic and industry cooperation.

Graduates will have the opportunity to start and own companies with the help of the University’s Techno Valley which will offer technical advice and use of equipment. 

Techno Valley to be in operational in two years from now will also act as a link between academics and real industry development agenda in the country.   It will link industrialists in Tanzania and other foreign counterparts with a sole purpose of helping and pushing industrialization in Tanzania.

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Serikali yahakikishia vyuo vikuu ushirikiano zaidi

Na Mwandishi wetu, Arusha

Serikali imehakikishia taasisi za elimu ya juu hapa nchini kuwa itaendelea kuweka mazingira mazuri ya kisera na kuhakikisha kuwa elimu inaendelea kuwa chachu kubwa kufikia malengo ya maendeleo ya nchi ya 2025.

Haya yamesemwa na waziri wa Elimu na Mafunzo ya ufundi, Dkt. Shukuru Kawambwa wakati wa kongamano la nne la Elimu ya Juu jana jijini Arusha.

Kongamano hilo linaloisha leo limetayarishwa na kamati ya Makamu Wakuu wa Vyuo Vikuu na Wakuu wa Vyuo nchini Tanzania (CVCPT) kwa kushirikiana na taasisi ya Trust Africa.

Kauli mbiu ya Kongamano hili ni Utawala Bora kwa Elimu Bora Endelevu ya Vyuo Vikuu Tanzania.

“Hakuna nchi inayoweza kujipatia maendeleo makubwa bila kuwa na idadi ya kutosha ya wasomi katika nyanja mbalimbali,” alisema Dkt. Kawambwa ambae alikuwa mgeni rasmi katika kongamano hilo.

Alisema ili mahitaji ya raslimali watu na malengo ya maendeleo ya kitaifa ifikapo mwaka 2025, nchi haina budi kuzalisha walau wahitimu 80,000 toka katika vyuo vikuu.

Alisema kwa juhudi za serikali imewezekana kuongeza idadi ya wanafunzi wanaojiunga na vyuo vikuu kwa asilimia 19 kutoka wanafunzi 139,638 mwaka 2010/2011 hadi 166,484 mwaka 2011/2012.

“Hii imetokana pamoja na mambo mengine kwa sababu ya ongezeko la vyuo kufikia 46 hapa nchini,” alisema.

Alisema kutekeleza utawala bora ni changamoto, lakini swala hilo lazima lifanyike kwa maendeleo ya uchumi wa nchi.

“Ni lazima utawala bora utekelezwe katika vyuo vikuu, sio kwa maneno tu, bali kwa vitendo,” alisema.

Mwenyekiti wa CVCPT Prof. Joseph Kuzilwa alisema majadiliano ya kongamano hilo yataletelea maazimio yanayofaa ya kisera katika kuendesha vyuo vikuu nchini na hivyo kuchangia zaidi katika maendeleo ya nchi.

Chuo Kikuu Mzumbe kama Mwenyekiti wa sasa wa CVCPT, kimepewa jukumu kwa niaba ya CVCPT kuwa mwandaaji wa kongamano hili.

Kwa mujibu wa Prof. Kuzilwa malengo ya kongamano hilo ni kutathmini ubora wa mifumo ya utawala na kuangalia ni kwa kiasi gani inakwamisha utawala bora katika vyuo vikuu, kuangalia changamoto zinazovikabili vyuo vikuu na namna gani utawala bora unaweza kutua changamoto hizo na kuanzisha mikakati ya pamoja kwa ajili ya kuimarisha utawala bora katika vyuo vikuu.

Mada zinazowasilishwa ni pamoja na utawala na utendaji kazi wa Vyuo Vikuu nchini Tanzania : Hali halisi na Changamoto;  ufadhili wa mikopo ya wanafunzi wa elimu ya Juu;  mifumo ya utawala, michakato, mahusiano na fursa za kuendesha vyuo vikuu;  na serikali za wanafunzi na demokrasia katika vyuo vikuu.

Mada nyingine ni nafasi ya teknolojia, habari na mawasiliano (TEHAMA) katika utawala wa vyuo vikuu nchini Tanzania; utawala, kujitawala na ushirikiano kati ya taasisi za elimu ya juu nchini Tanzania na taratibu za ugawaji kazi na menejimenti ya raslimali watu katika Vyuo Vikuu nchini Tanzania: Tunajifunza nini kutoka kwa kila mmoja wetu.

CVCPT imeanzishwa chini ya kifungu cha 53 cha Sheria ya Vyuo Vikuu ya mwaka 2005.

Wanachama wa CVCPT ni Makamu Wakuu wa Vyuo, Wakuu wa Vyuo kutoka Vyuo Vikuu vya umma na binafsi hapa nchini pamoja na Katibu Mtendaji wa Tume ya Vyuo Vikuu (TCU). Jukumu kubwa la kamati hii ni kuishauri TCU na serikali kwa ujumla kuhusiana na masuala ya wafanyakazi wa Vyuo Vikuu nchini.

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