Tanzania shines at Boston Awards for Excellence 2025

Dar es Salaam. Tanzania stood out among more than 15 nations attending Boston Awards for Excellence 2025.

In recognition of their leadership, innovation, and social impact, four Tanzanian leaders were awarded honorary doctorates.

An event coordinated by the London Institute of Skills Development (LISD) and sponsored by The Oxford Club, UK, highlighted education, leadership, and entrepreneurship excellence worldwide.

This year’s ceremony was more than just an achievement celebration; it was a powerful call to action.

The report urged the world to recognize that true leadership transcends borders, industries, and fields.

Collaboration with the Harvard Club of Boston, the event underscored Harvard’s role as a crucible for global thought and collaboration, setting the stage for a night emphasizing excellence across all fields.

The founder of BSM Washauri (TZ) Ltd, Bakari Steven Machumu, stood out for his groundbreaking contributions to media leadership among the honorees.

In a statement, Machumu was cited for his bold reinvention of a struggling media house into a digital-era success story, which had previously been recognized as one of 100 Tanzanian Changemakers.

By adapting traditional industries to meet the challenges of the modern world, he was able to make a profound impact in Media Leadership and Innovation.

In recognition of his outstanding achievements in entrepreneurship and corporate governance, Fuad Ahmed Edha, the Group CEO of Azania Group, received an honorary doctorate.

Across six countries, Edha has modernized business practices and spearheaded community development initiatives under his leadership.

As a result of his recognition in entrepreneurship, he underscored the importance of socially responsible business practices for fostering economic growth and social progress.

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A telecommunications powerhouse at Airtel Africa, Hilda Joseph Nakajumo earned accolades for her contribution to product innovation and leadership in 14 African countries. She was recognized as one of Africa’s Top 50 Women in Management at the Emerging Women Leadership Awards. The evening’s central theme was that when women are empowered, entire nations thrive.

A Business Women Leadership Award was presented to Monica Joseph, CEO of Mokasi Medical Systems and founder of Labtech Tanzania Ltd.

Through her unwavering commitment to financial inclusion and gender equity, both in boardrooms and on community boards, she demonstrated the importance of diverse leadership in driving social change.

A testament to women’s resilience and determination to break down barriers in business, her journey is inspiring.

According to one speaker, excellence cannot be inherited; it must be chosen, nurtured, and shared.

As a unifying force, the Boston Awards for Excellence 2025 served as a catalyst.

Human success was celebrated, as well as collective efforts to inspire and uplift others.