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Prof Camilius SangaCamilius Sanga is a Professor from Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA), Tanzania. He is currently the Director of the Sokoine National Agricultural Library (SNAL). Prof Sanga holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of the Western Cape, South Africa. He also holds MSc. Computer Science and BSc. in Computer Science from Osmania University and University of Dar es Salaam respectively. His research interest is in the area of Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D).

Prof Sanga has published papers in a number of international journals. Also, he has presented papers in local and international conferences. Furthermore, he has co-authored more than two books as well as book chapters. Some of the research projects in which he has been involved are: Development of Monitoring and Evaluation system for Projects under Enhancing Pro-poor Innovations in Natural Resources and Agricultural Value-chains (EPINAV) at SUA, and Farmer Voice Radio (FVR) Project - Building a radio-based, impact-driven small farmer extension service system. Recently, he was an assistant project leader for the research titled “The role of mobile phones towards improving coverage of agricultural extension services: A case study of the maize value chain”. He was also the project leader in the e-learning component in the Danida funded Building Stronger Universities (BSU) project titled E-Learning and Problem Based Learning project at SUA, Morogoro, Tanzania. He has also served as Head of the Department of Informatics (2011-2017).

Currently, he is coordinating a project at SUA tilted 'Enhancing Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Sustainability in Higher Education in Africa (EEISHEA)'. Furthermore, he is co-investigator of the following projects: Facilitating multi-stakeholder partnership to foster sustainable shark fisheries in Tanzania and FOOD and Local, Agricultural, and Nutritional Diversity (FOODLAND project). Lastly, he is a member of a project, InnovAfrica: Innovations in Technology, Extension and Institutional Approaches towards Sustainable Agri-Food Systems to Promote Food and Nutrition Security in Africa. 

Prof Sanga is involved in teaching undergraduate courses. These courses includes: CIT100 – Computer applications, INF201 – Human-Computer Interaction, INF300 – Information System Analysis and Design, INF 301: Software Engineering, INF 302 – Database Implementation and Management, 309 – IT security and INF 210 – Research methodology for computing and information management.

You can find his publications on: Google Scholar

                                                                                 ResearchGates

SNo Name
1 Prof. Alfred S. Sife
2 Prof. Mugyabuso J. F. Lwehabura
3 Prof. Doris Siima Matovelo
4 Prof. Frankwell W. Dulle
5 Prof. Lazaro S. Busagala
6 Dr. Angela Chailla
7 Dr. Andrew W. Malekani
8 Mr. Revocatus T. Mulimila
9 Mr. Wulystan Mtega
 10 Mr. Philbert Nyinondi
11 Mrs. Ester Ernest
12 Mr. Bernad Ronald 
13 Mr. Nicholaus Mwalukasa
14 Mr. Andrew C. Msungu
15 Ms. Anajoyce Samuel
16 Mr. Mussa N. Chirwa
17 Mr. George Kavishe

                                                          

                                            Administrative staff

SNAL has a team of staff with the right qualifications and competencies for effective functioning as a university and national library. The library has a team of multi-skilled staff with sound subject knowledge necessary for an academic library. Apart from qualifications in library and information science that almost all Library Staff possess, many Academic librarians have bachelor degrees in disciplines that are offered at SUA such as agriculture, animal science, food science, human nutrition, wildlife, forestry, education and environmental science. This is a real strength because the librarians are conversant with the terminology and expertise in subjects offered at SUA. Moreover, a good number of Library Staff are trained in computer science or information technology which enables them to manage information resources and offer services in a modern electronic environment. Currently, SNAL has a total of 55 staff of which 17 are Academic staff and 38 are Administrative staff. A total of 22 staff have minimum of bachelor degree. Seven academic staff possess doctoral degrees.

Academic Staff

Administrative Staff