The Mbeya University of Science and Technology, Rukwa Campus College (MRCC), through the department of Business Management, successful concluded the Manager’s week on 12 may, 2026. The event brought together students, academic staff, and distinguished guests in a week dedicated to promoting entrepreneurship, investment, leadership, innovation and career development. The guest of honor was Mr. Gabriel Masinga (District Administrative Secretary for Sumbawanga). Other invited guests among others were; Mr. Henry Femino, (Manager TANESCO Rukwa region)  and Dr. Joseph Ngwale (life Coach)

The annual event was organized to equip students with practical knowledge and skills that compliment classroom learning while preparing them for the opportunities and challenges of the modern business environment.

Throughout the week, students participated in a series of educational and interactive activities, including; business idea presentation, a seminar on protocol and ethics, motivational talk on starting small and a debate on different business topics.

Principal of Mbeya University of Science and Technology (MUST) Rukwa Campus College (MRCC), Prof. Asheri Mwidege, delivered the opening remarks during the closing day of Manager’s Week at the MRCC Conference Hall. He commended students and staff for their dedication and active participation throughout the event. Prof. Mwidege emphasized the importance of effective leadership, teamwork, innovation, and accountability in achieving the College’s strategic goals. He encouraged participants to apply the knowledge and experiences gained to improve service delivery and institutional performance. His remarks inspired continued collaboration and reaffirmed the College’s commitment to excellence and sustainable development.

Mr. Nyanje Nyanje  MC and Assistant Lecturer (right) welcoming guest speaker Dr. Joseph Ngwale for public speech on Protocol and ethics during Managers’ week closing day

Mr. Gabriel Masinga, the Guest of Honor and District Administrative Secretary for Sumbawanga, addressed students at MRCC on the importance of leadership ethics and adherence to codes of conduct. He emphasized integrity, accountability, discipline, and responsible decision-making as essential qualities of effective leaders. He encouraged students to uphold ethical values in their academic and future professional lives, stressing that good character is the foundation of trustworthy and impactful leadership.

Ms. Rukia Mohamed student of Bachelor of Business Administration third year, contributing on the presentation about How to start small in a business

Staff and students closely listening to the protocol and ethics lesson given by Dr. Joseph Ngwale

A second-year student Ms. Letty Issa giving her opinion on how to invest while studying

Dr. Joseph Ngwale (second from right standing to the podium) demonstrating on the observation of protocol in official gathering  during Manager’s week closing day at MRCC Conference hall.

Mr. Jacob Lupia- Head of Department Business (Standing left to the podium) demonstrating on how a leader should act when taking a turn during conversation