Bihawana Seminary
Bihawana Seminary or the Bihawana Junior Seminary[1] is a Catholic seminary created by the Bihawana mission and located in Bihawana, Dodoma Region, Tanzania. The seminary is attached to the Catholic Church and also runs a secondary school Bihawana Secondary School.
The Bihawana mission was started by the Consolata Missionaries who arrived from Iringa and started working at Bihawana in 1933.[2] The seminary is currently run by the Missionaries of the Precious Blood.[1] As of 1997, the Secondary School was operated by the government of Tanzania.[3]
The Secondary School associated with the seminary is a boarding institution.[4]
The Seminary is among the institutions that provides fresh water to the surrounding community.[5]
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Epimark, Urban (2 November 2017). "Minister calls for peace, union in the country". Daily News.
- ↑ "History of Archdiocese". dodomaarchdiocese.or.tz. Retrieved 2020-06-22.
- ↑ Hongoke 1997, p. 310: '[The] Pugu and Bihawana [schools] have conventional science laboratories and were formerly owned by Catholic Missionaries before they were taken by the Government in the early 1970s'.
- ↑ Hongoke 1997, p. 309.
- ↑ Asafu, Thadeo (October 2016). Community Participation in Water Resources Governance in Semi-Arid Areas: A Case of Mbabala Ward, Dodoma Municipality (PDF) (MSc thesis). University of Dodoma. p. 35.
Sources[edit]
- Hongoke, Christine J. (1997). Educational Innovation in Developing Countries: The Case for Unified Science in Tanzania (PhD thesis). University of Manchester. ISBN 978-0-438-58021-3. ProQuest document number 2129696839.
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