The Dar es Salaam University College of Education (DUCE), through its Centre for Research on Child Protection and Violence Prevention (CPVP), recently hosted a policy dissemination forum to strengthen efforts to end violence against children in Tanzania. Held under the theme “Ending Violence Against Children in Tanzania: A Policy Dissemination Forum for School-Based Solution,” the forum shared the Interaction Competencies with Children (ICC) Model, a Tanzanian-led, evidence-based approach that promotes positive interactions among teachers, parents and ch

WAHITIMU WA SHULE YA MSINGI YA MAZOEZI CHANG’OMBE WAREJEA SHULENI KUTOA SHUKRANI

Wanafunzi wa zamani waliohitimu katika Shule ya Msingi ya Mazoezi Chang’ombe kuanzia mwaka 2000, wametembelea shule hiyo tarehe 7 Agosti 2026 kwa lengo la kutoa shukrani kwa walimu wao pamoja na kuwatia moyo na hamasa wanafunzi wanaosoma shuleni hapo kwa sasa.

Researchers from the Dar es Salaam University College of Education (DUCE) are among members of a multidisciplinary team that has been recognised for securing a patent for an innovative technology titled “Process for Converting Organic Waste into Protein, Oil, and Fertiliser Using Black Soldier Fly Larvae.”

An undergraduate student from the Dar es Salaam University College of Education (DUCE), Mr. Anthony A. Tepeli, has earned national recognition after securing second place in the Best Undergraduate Innovation Project category during the closing ceremony of the 11th Research and Innovation Week organised by University of Dar es Salaam.

The Dar es Salaam University College of Education (DUCE) and U-Matter Tanzania have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on ending violence and fostering psychological well-being across local and global communities on June 15, 2026.

The partnership unites two complementary approaches to community safety and wellness:

As part of her engagement with the institution, Ms. Roseanna Avento, the Global Development Manager from the University of Eastern Finland, was warmly welcomed by the College Principal, Prof. Amani Lusekelo, at his office. During their meeting, Prof. Lusekelo introduced DUCE, elaborating on its role as a premier educational institution deeply involved in driving academic excellence and impactful research.

The Dar es Salaam University College of Education recently hosted a delegation from Mkwawa University College of Education and the Iringa Municipal Council during a benchmarking visit on 20th May 2026, aimed at learning about the management and operations of a demonstration school.

The visit focused on gaining practical insights into how DUCE runs its demonstration school as MUCE plans to establish a model school that will support teaching practice, educational research, innovation, and community engagement.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Education, Culture and Sports conducted a site visit at DUCE to inspect the construction project funded by the Higher Education for Economic Transformation (HEET) Project. The Committee, comprising 21 Members of Parliament, was led by its Chairperson, Hon. Husna Sekiboko.

The National HEET Project Coordinator, Dr. Kennedy Hosea, visited DUCE on 10th February 2026. The site visit aimed to review the construction progress of the two buildings designated for Postgraduate Studies and the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

Dar es Salaam University College of Education (DUCE) has reaffirmed its commitment to academic excellence by recognising high-achieving pupils and teachers from its Chang’ombe Demonstration Primary School. 

On 30th January 2026, the College celebrated exceptional performance in the 2025 national examinations and standard four national assessment, commending dedication and hard work across the primary school levels. The event was graced by the Dean of the Faculty of Education, Dr. Mabula Nkuba.