Kinondoni launches immigration clubs in schools to promote legal migration awareness
Kinondoni District in Tanzania has launched immigration clubs in schools to educate students on legal migration and national security. The initiative aims to foster responsible citizenship and discourage illegal immigration by teaching children about immigration laws from a young age.
Why it matters
This program represents a unique approach to civic education and border security management by targeting the youth demographic.
Dar es Salaam. Kinondoni District has launched immigration clubs in schools as part of a new initiative to educate pupils about lawful migration, strengthen national security awareness and discourage illegal immigration from an early age.
Launching the first immigration club in Dar es Salaam at Green Acres School, Kinondoni District Commissioner Saad Mtambule said the programme would be rolled out to more than 200 schools across the district to ensure children understand immigration laws and their role in safeguarding the country's security.
He urged residents to support government efforts by reporting suspected undocumented immigrants to the relevant security agencies, stressing that Tanzania welcomes foreigners who comply with the country's immigration laws and procedures.
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