Baraton University Student Leaders Win at Jamhuri TVET Awards 2026
Nov 2, 2026 · Three leaders of the Baraton University student association were among the winners at the Jamhuri TVET Awards 2026, an achievement that puts the University’s student leadership in the spotlight.
Caleb Davis was named Best Secretary General, Lister Kemuma was recognised as the Most Impactful Welfare Student Leader, and Emmanuel Meli finished as first runner-up for Most Influential Student Leader. The Winners Leader Award Caleb Davis Best Secretary General Lister Kemuma Most Impactfu
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