Promoting Teaching and Learning of Kiswahili Language through the Rapid Kiswahili Training Program organized for Postulants traveling to Arusha Tanzania for Spiritual Training.

 


As part of H. E. Benson Alfred Bana, High Commissioner of the United Republic of Tanzania to Nigeria efforts in promoting teaching and learning of the Kiswahili language, Mr. Philbert Peter, Head of Economic Diplomacy Affairs (HEAD), on Monday, 2nd May, 2022, represented His Excellency on a visit to Carmelite Missionaries in Karshi, for Rapid Kiswahili Program for five (5) Postulates who are expected to travel to Arusha Tanzania on 5th May 2022 for Spiritual Training.

The Training, bringing together Postulates from Kenya, Malawi and Tanzania will be for a two-year period.


  

  





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