Sema (Silver jubilee Edition)

Abstract

Of course, history can judge whether or not we have remained authentic to our mission and vision, while put­ting into consideration the sense of time. This explains why so many other institutes have been raised to serve the increasing and diverse needs of the society. Secondly, the cry of students for having a college b.!,!S has been heard. Hopefully, this will reduce the geographical impulse between Tangaza and other institutions. Thanks to those who contributed to the realization of this long dream especially our predecessors. The third reason pointing to the uniqueness of this Ju­bilee Year is that one of our main visions as the Student