DIRECTOR OF THE AL MUNTAZIR SEMINARY PROMOTES EDUCATION IN THE COUNTRY

More than 250 Secondary Students from the different countries in Africa have contributed to the debate Competition at the Seminary School of Al Muntazir in Dar es Salaam.

The competition aims at developing students' ability to express themselves, self-confidence that can help them to do well in their studies.

Speaking to Journalists Director of the Seminary School of Al Muntazir Islamic Mahmood Ladak, he said the competition has a total of 15 schools from Tanzania, while others are from Zimbabwe, South Africa and Uganda.

Ladak has said that the purpose of the competition is to combine Tanzanian students and relatives from different countries to exchange educational ideas that they have learned in class.

He said the competition was known as 'Mwalimu Nyerere School Inventation Debete Championship' expected to end on August 13 this year.

He explained that among the topics discussed in the debate would include the National System, as well as various events.

"There are various topics that they discuss including subject topics because they give students the opportunity to exchange academic knowledge" said Ladak.

The coordinator of the Institute for Debete Dominic Mfufulele, said that in achieving this debate they used the process of enrolled in through social forum campaigns, as well as media.

However some villagers from different schools have been able to follow the debate that builds them up mentally.

Mduduzi Mhlanga is a student from St John Collage School in Zimbabwe that the competition is good as it builds them up in expression and confidence in their studies.

Hawa student from the Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary School thanked the school governing body for reading the competition that has seemed to be a friend for the students.

Bill Bob Luomba, a student at Al-Muntazir school, said it was an opportunity for them to make sure they did well in the debate.

He said several topics are still being discussed in a school that reads to give students his opportunity to learn more practical so that they can continue doing well.

Among the participating schools from Tanzania include Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary who are among the organizers of the tournament that is held in Tanzania twice.

Participants are private schools based on what most students of the state school have been saying have been facing the fear of increasing their self-esteem.