Naibu Mkuu wa Chuo - Fedha, Mipango na Utawala, Dkt. Zainabu Mshana amefungua semina ya mafunzo elekezi ya siku 3 kwa watumishi wapya ambapo amewasisitiza kufanya kazi kwa bidii, weledi, umakini, uadilifu  na uaminifu ili kuhakikisha Chuo kinafikia  Malengo iliyojiwekea.

Akiwa amemuwakilisha Mkuu wa Chuo (Dkt.Prosper Mgaya), Dkt. Zainabu ameishukuru Serikali ya Awamu ya Sita kwa kukipatia Chuo Watumishi ambao watatekeleza majukumu mbalimbali katika nyanja za Kitaaluma pamoja na Utawala. Pamoja na hayo, amewapongeza watumishi hao kwa kufaulu vizuri usaili na kupata nafasi ya kufanya kazi katika Chuo cha Taifa Cha Usafirishaji. 

Aidha, amewaeleza kuwa Chuo kina matarajio makubwa kutoka kwao hivyo,  semina hii ya mafunzo elekezi ni mahususi kwa ajili ya kuimarisha utendaji kazi  wao ambao utazingatia maadili ya utumishi wa umma.

Chuo cha Taifa cha Usafirishaji (NIT) kupitia Kituo chake cha Kikanda cha Umahiri katika Usalama Barabarani kwa kushirikiana na Jeshi la Polisi Wilaya ya Kasulu Kitengo cha Usalama Barabarani - Dawati la Elimu  kimeanza kutoa mafunzo ya siku tano (5) ya usalama barabarani yanayolenga wanafunzi wa shule za msingi, madereva wa bodaboda, bajaji na magari madogo ya abiria  wa Wilaya ya Kasulu Mkoani Kigoma.

Akizungumza na waandishi habari baada ya mafunzo hayo yaliyoanza rasmi tarehe 17.3.2025 katika shule za msingi za Murubona, Kalema, Kigamano, Umoja na Kimobwa, Mkuu wa Kituo cha  
Kikanda cha  Umahiri katika Usalama Barabarani - NIT, Ndg. Godlisten Msumanje amesema lengo la mafunzo hayo ni kuelimisha wanafunzi wa shule za msingi, madereva wa bodaboda, bajaji na magari madogo ya abiria  kuhusu matumizi salama na sahihi ya barabara ili kusaidia kupunguza ajali na kuboresha usalama wa watumiaji wa barabara.

Kwa upande wa wanafunzi waliopatiwa mafunzo hayo   wamekishukuru Chuo kwa kutoa mafunzo hayo na kuahidi kuwa mabalozi wazuri wa usalama barabarani kwa kuwaelimisha wenzao.

The National Institute of Transport (NIT) management on February 8^th, 2025, visited the Prospective NIT Lindi Campus to assess the progress of the campus designated for the development of a skilled workforce and technological innovation in the Maritime, Oil, and Gas sectors. This strategic visit marks an essential step in the development of the campus toward the realization of a world-class training facility aimed at equipping professionals with the expertise needed to meet the growing demands of the maritime professionals.The campus will play a pivotal role in strengthening Tanzania's human resource capacity in this field, ensuring the workforce is equipped with cutting-edge skills to meet global standards.

The NIT delegaation included the NIT Rector, Dr. Prosper L. Mgaya, Deputy Rector for Planning, Finance and Administration Dr. Zainabu Mshana, NIT maritime experts, and NIT Estate personnel. The delegation examined the proposed Land Use Plan of the designated land for the Campus at Kikwetu, where the project is expected to take shape in the coming months.

Accompanying the NIT delegation were representatives from the consulting firm M/s Edge Engineering and Consulting Limited, who will undertake the task of designing the Phase I campus infrastructures. During the visit, the consultants were shown the proposed land where the construction of Phase I buildings and training facilities will take place, including classrooms, workshops, staff offices, and a canteen.

During the visit, NIT Rector Dr. Mgaya expressed enthusiasm about the project, emphasizing that the campus would be a game-changer for Tanzania's economy by producing highly skilled technicians and experts who can contribute to the sustainable development of the maritime industry, with emphasis on Engineering and Technology Maritime training programmes. The Campus is also expected to provide professional and short-term training programmes aimed at boosting local economies (small-scale fishing) and fostering innovation in maritime technology and resource extraction.

Furthermore, Dr. Mgaya acknowledged the profound support NIT is receiving from the Government in advancing the institution's infrastructure development agenda. He emphasized that the government's commitment to establishing the Maritime Campus in Lindi demonstrated its vision for developing local expertise in the maritime, oil, and gas sectors.

The visit concluded with a briefing from the consulting company representative on the next steps in the design phase, with a timeline set for the completion of the campus facilities.

Dear Esteemed NIT Stakeholders,

As we welcome the New Year, I want to take this opportunity to extend my heartfelt gratitude to each of you for your invaluable contributions  to the National Institute of Transport (NIT). Your support and collaboration  have played a pivotal role in our growth and success, and we are truly  thankful for your commitment to our shared vision and mission.

This year is particularly special as we embark on a journey towards 2025,  when we will proudly celebrate 50 years since the establishment of our  Institute. This milestone is a testament to the strength of our partnerships  and the impact we have made together in the Transport Sector. Together,  we have made significant strides in training, research & innovation, and  consultancy in the Sector.

We are excited about the upcoming 50th anniversary celebrations and the  possibilities that lie ahead. Your continued engagement will be essential as  we honour our past achievements and look forward to an innovative future.

On behalf of the NIT Community, I would like to wish you and your families  a prosperous New Year 2025 that will bring you joy, success and health! Once  again, thank you for being a vital stakeholder of the National Institute of  Transport.