Sikonge FDC Update 2023

Early in the year Mr Joseph reported that Sikonge had been selected to offer a six-month course to be funded by the Office of the Prime Minister.  This would be non-residential, students attending in the afternoons, using the same facilities as the full-time students.

On the first day of the Project Officer’s visit to Tabora Region in August, he visited Sikonge.  Once again, this was the first time that an FUM officer had had the opportunity to meet the Principal.  He enjoyed seeing the new and refurbished buildings, and was impressed by the well laid-out campus, with plenty of trees planted.  The trees include cashew nuts which, in time, can be harvested to give the College some useful income.