Students at Texila American University Zambia (TAUZ) turned out in large numbers to participate in the Student Representative Council (SRC) Elections, demonstrating their commitment to democratic leadership and active student engagement.
The voting process, attracted enthusiastic participation from students across various programmes. Long queues were witnessed at the polling station as students eagerly exercised their right to vote for leaders who will represent their interests during the 2026/2027 academic year.
The elections provided students with an opportunity to choose representatives who will serve as a bridge between the student body and university management while championing issues affecting students on campus.
Speaking during the election process, students expressed confidence in the democratic process and emphasized the importance of electing capable leaders who will contribute positively to student welfare and academic life at the university.
The successful conduct of the elections reflects the growing culture of student participation in governance at Texila American University Zambia. University management commended students for maintaining peace, order, and professionalism throughout the voting process.
Following the closure of voting, the counting process commenced immediately, paving the way for the announcement of the newly elected SRC leaders who will steer student affairs and initiatives in the coming academic year.
The SRC Elections remain an important platform for nurturing leadership skills, promoting accountability, and strengthening student representation within the university community.
