Dodoma · Public Service Week & Community Training
CBE at the National Public Service Week and the 10% Loan Management Training
College of Business Education · Dodoma Campus
Prof. Edda Tandi Lwoga at the CBE exhibition booth, Chinangali Park — Dodoma.
CBE Rector Prof. Edda Tandi Lwoga visited the College's exhibition booth at the National Public Service Week celebrations held at Chinangali Park in Dodoma, commending the range of services on offer to the public. The week's theme — "Fostering Inclusive Accountability for Sustainable Service Delivery" — guided the College's participation throughout.
"CBE will continue to be a centre of quality education and training, producing graduates with the knowledge, skills, and capacity to contribute to national economic development."
At the CBE booth, services available to visitors included on-the-spot student enrolment, academic counselling, information on available courses, programme and curriculum guidance, as well as consultancy and research advisory services. Prof. Lwoga was accompanied by Dr. Josephine Churk, Director of the Dodoma Campus, and Dr. Grace Mpuya, Manager of Research and Consultancy, both of whom underlined the importance of continuously improving public service delivery through platforms such as this exhibition.
Prof. Lwoga also toured the booths of other institutions under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, gaining firsthand insight into the range of services being offered to citizens and how they contribute to broader economic and social development goals.
10% Loan Management Training — Dodoma Campus
Dodoma Regional Commissioner Hon. Rosemary Senyamule officially opens the training at CBE Dodoma Campus.
In a related event at the Dodoma Campus, Prof. Lwoga expressed her gratitude to Dodoma Regional Commissioner Hon. Rosemary Senyamule for accepting to serve as the official guest and formally opening the 10% Loan Management Training for Women, Youth, and People with Special Needs.
Scenes from the 10% Loan Management Training for Women, Youth, and People with Special Needs at CBE Dodoma Campus.
Speaking at the opening, Prof. Lwoga highlighted the close partnership between CBE and the Office of the Regional Commissioner, noting how this collaboration has continued to advance education, capacity building, and community well-being. She outlined key milestones achieved by the College, including the expansion of academic programmes aligned with labour market needs, strengthened research and consultancy services, and wider short-course training outreach to diverse community groups.
Hon. Senyamule addressing training participants and encouraging full participation across all targeted groups.
For her part, Hon. Senyamule praised CBE for organising this critical training, designed to build participants' capacity in sound loan management, entrepreneurship, and the effective use of financial resources for economic and social development. She urged women, youth, and all targeted groups to take full advantage of the opportunity, emphasising that the knowledge gained would enable them to benefit meaningfully from the 10% funds, launch and grow economic activities, and improve their livelihoods and communities at large.
Officials and participants at the close of the opening ceremony, CBE Dodoma Campus.
Hon. Senyamule stressed that education is the foundation of sustainable development and that this training makes a significant contribution to empowering citizens toward economic self-reliance, increased income, and the advancement of Dodoma Region and the nation as a whole.
