CP Kaganda urges Tanzanians living in Zimbabwe to uphold their country’s values while respecting the host’s laws

MUTARE: TANZANIAN High Commissioner to Zimbabwe, CP-Suzan Kaganda, has urged Tanzanians living in the country to uphold Tanzanian values, unity and solidarity while respecting the laws and regulations of their host country.

Ambassador Kaganda made the call during a reception held to welcome Tanzanian youth and students studying at Africa University in Mutare, Zimbabwe. The event was organised by Tanzanians living in the city.

Speaking at the event, Ambassador Kaganda urged the students to remain focused on the main purpose of their stay in Zimbabwe, which is to pursue their education, and to avoid engaging in conduct that could violate ethical standards, laws and regulations of the host country.

She stressed the importance of discipline, commitment to their studies and academic excellence, saying these would help promote a positive image of Tanzania while they are abroad.

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Ambassador Kaganda also urged Tanzanians living in Zimbabwe to continue maintaining unity and solidarity and to respect Zimbabwean laws in their daily activities.

The students, for their part, thanked Ambassador Kaganda and officials from the Tanzanian Embassy in Zimbabwe for the warm reception and guidance they received.

They pledged to remain focused on their studies, maintain discipline and serve as good representatives of Tanzania throughout their stay in Zimbabwe.