BROTHERS ACADEMY DIRECTOR PLEDGES ENGLISH PROFICIENCY AS BABA LEVO URGES YOUTH TO RETURN TO SCHOOL

The Director of Brothers Academy, Robert Rwezaura, has assured that students enrolling at the institution will gain strong proficiency in English, including both speaking and writing skills, enabling them to overcome various life challenges and advance academically.

Speaking in Dar es Salaam on February 11, 2026, Rwezaura said the school has experienced and highly skilled teachers committed to supporting every student, regardless of their educational background or past challenges, to unlock their academic potential.

“We will ensure that Baba Levo and other students are able to write and speak English fluently,” said Rwezaura.

Meanwhile, the Member of Parliament for Kigoma Urban Constituency, Cleyton Revocatus Chipando, popularly known as Baba Levo, has urged young people who missed educational opportunities due to lack of certificates or other challenges to return to school and further their studies.

Baba Levo explained that he missed the opportunity to advance his education after losing his parents, a situation that limited his ability to achieve some of his goals. He added that since being appointed as an MP, he has faced challenges attending certain technical meetings that require diploma or degree qualifications.

“My fellow journalists, let us go back to school. And the school to attend is Brothers Academy,” said Baba Levo.

He also encouraged those who ended their education at primary level to continue up to secondary education through Brothers Academy, emphasizing that education is the key to personal success and national development.

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