
William Anangisye
Professor William Anangisye is the Vice Chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) in Tanzania. He is a prominent education expert and advocate for academic freedom, emphasizing the importance of integrity and autonomy in scholarship. Anangisye has played a significant role in fostering dialogues on intellectual freedom within African universities, highlighting both achievements and ongoing challenges in the realm of academic expression and institutional independence.
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Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dar es Salaam, Prof William Anangisye, said the launch demonstrates what can be achieved when academia, development partners and government institutions work towards a shared goal.
Digital platform to transform fish trade on Lake Tanganyika unveiledUDSM Vice Chancellor Prof William Anangisye emphasised that modern higher education can no longer operate in isolation from the economy it serves.
UDSM–AngloGold’s pact signals shift in workforce trainingUDSM Vice-Chancellor, Prof William Anangisye, told a press conference about the new buildings aimed at improving the teaching and learning environment.
Samia to open state-of-the-art IMS buildings in ZanzibarUDSM Vice-Chancellor Prof William Anangisye said the new academic and administrative blocks feature 41 offices.
Samia tasks marine scholars to drive blue economy agendaUDSM Vice Chancellor Prof William Anangisye emphasized the campus's role in generating economically relevant knowledge.
How UDSM Kagera Campus is reshaping investment decisionsUDSM Vice-Chancellor Prof William Anangisye stated that this project aligns with the university’s broader mandate to support national transformation.
UDSM breaks ground in Kagera with campus construction launchVice Chancellor Prof William Anangisye delivered a message that resonated deeply with the moment during the graduation ceremony.
University joins national push to avert further youth unrestVice Chancellor Prof William Anangisye spoke during the signing ceremony on November 29, 2025.
UDSM’s digital smart campus to redefine higher educationUDSM Vice Chancellor Prof William Anangisye said the $49.5 million project has created a unique opportunity to enhance infrastructure, build academic capacity, modernise curricula and expand the university’s contribution to national development.
UDSM intensifies skills development through industry collaboration
Prof William Anangisye said the initiative will equip graduates to be digitally competent, adaptable, and prepared for the 21st-century job market.
UDSM launches 98 online degreesUDSM Vice Chancellor, Prof William Anangisye, said the ARUA Distinguished Public Lecture series offers African scholars an opportunity to reflect and act on issues that affect the continent’s progress.
Revealed: Intellectual property link in varsity research struggleProf William Anangisye is the Vice Chancellor of UDSM who affirms the university’s global ambitions.
Tanzania’s top universities fall short of ‘elite’ status, despite regional growthProf William Anangisye noted that the forum is a milestone in engaging industry more deeply and producing a skilled workforce.
Tanzania forges stronger university-industry tiesProf William Anangisye is the Vice Chancellor of UDSM who described the funding crisis as a major hindrance to research uptake.
Tanzania’s one percent GDP research promise still elusive amid funding crisisProf William Anangisye urged the new leaders to embrace a collaborative and visionary approach to leadership.
University of Dar es Salaam leads national charge to reinvent university leadershipUDSM Vice Chancellor Prof William Anangisye said Hill Park will serve as a multi-purpose complex designed to meet the growing needs of the university community and its visitors.
UDSM launches Hill Park real estate project, eyes Sh2 billion in annual revenueProf William Anangisye acknowledged that while progress had been made since the adoption of the Kampala Declaration, challenges persist.
Tanzania backs intellectual freedom, pledges reforms to support scholars




















































