Ugandan Muslim Students complete Leadership Course
University and secondary school students learn public speaking and good time-keeping skills.
Isa Kavuma, The Monitor, Kampala, May 7, 2001

Muslim students from Makerere University, Islamic University in Uganda (IUIU), Mbarara University of Science and Technology and representatives from secondary schools have ended a three day leadership retreat.

The retreat organised by Muslim Students Association of Uganda (MUSAU) took place at Kakiri Muslim Primary School in the newly created Wakiso district. While addressing participants on Saturday, May 5, former Makerere University Muslim Students Association (MUMSA) chairman Sheik, Hamid Byamugenzi asked the gathering to value time.

Byamugenzi said among the tributes of a good Muslim, keeping and valuing time is very important.

The Monitor reporter Ssemujju Ibrahim Nganda spoke about public speaking. He advised the students leaders to always respect their audience, if they also want to be respected.

Dr. Haroon Kigongo a former MUSAU President and Makerere University Business School lecturer, Muhammad Ngoma also addressed the workshop that ended yesterday.