Texila American University Zambia (TAUZ) successfully held a Learning Saturday programme for staff and faculty, providing participants with an opportunity to engage in discussions on key topics aimed at promoting professional growth, workplace awareness, and personal development.
The programme featured presentations and interactive sessions facilitated by experts in various fields. The event was designed to equip participants with practical knowledge and encourage continuous learning within the university community.
The day commenced with welcome remarks by Mr. Thaza Mwewa, who also served as the Master of Ceremonies, followed by an introduction of new joiners by the Human Resource Department.
One of the key sessions focused on cybersecurity awareness in organizations, where Mr. Harrison Kalenga discussed the importance of building a human firewall against cyber threats. Participants were sensitized on safe digital practices and the role individuals play in protecting institutional information.
A team-building activity facilitated by Mr. Thaza Mwewa and Ms. Vanessa Moonga encouraged collaboration, communication, and stronger interpersonal relationships among participants.
The programme also addressed health awareness through a presentation by Dean for School of Public Health, Prof. Patrick Chanda on Understanding Ebola: Causes, Symptoms, Prevention, and Control. The session highlighted the importance of public health preparedness and disease prevention measures.
In the area of financial literacy, Mr. Thulani Kayombo from Sanlam Life Insurance Zambia Limited delivered a presentation on the Benefits of Life Assurance, providing participants with valuable insights into financial planning and security.
Speaking during the programme, Dr. Gajendra Singh, CEO, delivered joining remarks in which he commended the participants and presenters for their engagement and contribution to the success of the session.
The programme concluded with a Town Hall session led by Dr. Balamurugan Easwaran, who engaged participants in open discussions and encouraged continued collaboration and professional development within the university.
