The article discusses the role of alumni in supporting school development, highlighting the efforts of Tambaza Secondary School's 1994-1996 graduates who renovated sanitation facilities to benefit female students.

Alumni networks are encouraged to contribute beyond social connections by improving learning environments through projects like renovating dormitories, clean water access, and toilet rehabilitation.

Country director of WaterAid Tanzania, Anna Mzinga, emphasizes that alumni have a responsibility to give back, noting that historic schools like Tambaza, Zanaki, and Jangwani continue to need support despite producing outstanding graduates.

Academic head Shalon Kabigumila states that alumni should act as catalysts for improvement, citing Tambaza's example of regular development projects.

The 30th reunion organizing committee chair, Gesona Ngabo, mentions starting with sanitation to prioritize student health and hopes to inspire other alumni groups.

National Housing Corporation architect Robert Kintu adds that alumni can contribute through mentorship and career guidance, urging schools to maintain updated alumni records for better communication and support.