On 11 November 2026, JUCo has continued to support Government efforts to promote environmental cleanliness by donating three waste bins to support the ongoing cleanliness campaign in Morogoro District.
The waste bins were received by the Morogoro District Commissioner, Hon. Mussa Kilakala, who expressed his appreciation to Jordan University College for supporting the campaign aimed at promoting cleanliness and environmental conservation in Morogoro District.
Speaking during the handover, Hon. Kilakala thanked the Deputy Principal for Planning, Finance and Administration (DPFA), Prof. Ephraim J. Mtengeti, together with the JUCo Management, for their cooperation and support towards the campaign.
Hon. Kilakala noted that the availability of waste bins in different areas will provide residents with designated places to dispose of waste instead of littering. He also emphasized the importance of changing public attitudes and promoting a culture of environmental cleanliness.
For its part, Jordan University College stated that the contribution is part of the College's commitment to working closely with the Government and the community on initiatives aimed at improving the well-being of residents and protecting the environment.
JUCo continues to encourage the community to actively participate in cleanliness campaigns, properly dispose of waste in designated containers, and protect the environment in order to build a clean, safe and healthy community.
The contribution demonstrates Jordan University College's commitment to remaining a reliable partner to the Government and the community in supporting development initiatives and improving the well-being of the people of Morogoro.
The waste bins were received by the Morogoro District Commissioner, Hon. Mussa Kilakala, who expressed his appreciation to Jordan University College for supporting the campaign aimed at promoting cleanliness and environmental conservation in Morogoro District.
Speaking during the handover, Hon. Kilakala thanked the Deputy Principal for Planning, Finance and Administration (DPFA), Prof. Ephraim J. Mtengeti, together with the JUCo Management, for their cooperation and support towards the campaign.
Hon. Kilakala noted that the availability of waste bins in different areas will provide residents with designated places to dispose of waste instead of littering. He also emphasized the importance of changing public attitudes and promoting a culture of environmental cleanliness.
For its part, Jordan University College stated that the contribution is part of the College's commitment to working closely with the Government and the community on initiatives aimed at improving the well-being of residents and protecting the environment.
JUCo continues to encourage the community to actively participate in cleanliness campaigns, properly dispose of waste in designated containers, and protect the environment in order to build a clean, safe and healthy community.
The contribution demonstrates Jordan University College's commitment to remaining a reliable partner to the Government and the community in supporting development initiatives and improving the well-being of the people of Morogoro.