MUHAS EXPLORES STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH RAPID BIO AND LIFEDX
On 12 May 2026, MUHAS Vice Chancellor Prof. Appolinary Kamuhabwa met with a delegation from Rapid Bio LLC and LifeDX Africa Ltd. to discuss a strategic partnership under a proposed MoU. The collaboration aims to advance education and training in diagnostic technologies, research and development, capacity building for local manufacturing, establishment of a joint […]
MUHAS, BMF AND DURE TECHNOLOGIES EXPLORE DIGITAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP
MUHAS, Benjamin Mkapa Foundation (BMF), and Dure Technologies held a meeting on May 11, 2026, to explore partnerships for advancing digital health innovation and healthcare transformation. Discussions focused on strengthening health systems through digital technologies, local innovation, artificial intelligence, and healthcare entrepreneurship.
MUHAS STRENGTHENS PARTNERSHIP WITH BOOK AID INTERNATIONAL
On 08 May 2026, the Directorate of Library Services (DLS) at MUHAS hosted Ms. Samantha Sokoya, Head of Programmes and Partnerships from Book Aid International (UK). The visit focused on strengthening the ongoing partnership, including the provision of new books from the UK to support teaching, research, and clinical decision-making at the University.
MUHAS–WRIGHT STATE COIL PARTICIPANTS VISIT U.S. EMBASSY IN TANZANIA
As part of the Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) programme between MUHAS and Wright State University, faculty and students visited the U.S. Embassy in Tanzania on 7 May 2026 for an educational and diplomatic engagement. They interacted with the Deputy Chief of Mission and discussed international educa, tion, cultural exchange, and academic partnerships. […]
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY DELEGATION VISITS MUHAS UNDER COIL PROGRAM
On 4 May 2026, faculty and students from Wright State University visited MUHAS under the Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) Programme and paid a courtesy call to the Vice Chancellor. The visit aimed to strengthen international academic collaboration, cross-cultural learning, and global competencies. Discussions focused on joint research, academic exchanges, and capacity-building initiatives.