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<strong>Bunge</strong> Principal Information Officer died in Malaysia<br />

Once again the Office of National Assembly has suffered<br />

a great loss of its member of staff the late Ernest<br />

Xavier Zulu. The diseased who was born on July 10th<br />

1957 in Songea region at Maposeni – Ndilima village<br />

passed away on May 23rd, 2013 in Kuala Lumpur,<br />

Malaysia after he had suffered from brain trauma followed<br />

by head surgery towards the end of the year 2012.<br />

The late Zulu joined <strong>Bunge</strong> in 1997 after he had<br />

worked with the then Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation<br />

since 1976 to 1983 as an Assistant News<br />

Writer, The Uhuru/ Mzalendo Senior Correspondent<br />

in 1985 to 1990, The Express Newspaper Sub<br />

– editor in 1991 to 1994 and the Voice of Germany<br />

(Doche Welle) Senior Correspondent in 1995<br />

Due to his dedicated endeavor, in 2004 Mr. Ernest<br />

Zulu was promoted to Principal Information<br />

Officer, the position he held till he passed away.<br />

Eager to learn more and despite of his grown age, in<br />

July 2010 Mr. Zulu joined the Taylor University in Kuala<br />

Lumpur, Malaysia to pursue the Bachelor Degree<br />

in Media Communication and Administration, the<br />

course which was due to an end come November 2013.<br />

The above story speaks for itself as for how our beloved<br />

Zulu cherished education and went after it.<br />

Let it be a legacy and inspiration to young, old and<br />

to all of us who knew and worked with the late Ernest<br />

Zulu. To many he was referred to as a Teacher…<br />

The diseased studied at Mpera Primary School in<br />

Kahama from 1966 to 1970. For the Ordinary level<br />

studies, the late Zulu went at Bagamoyo Secondary<br />

School from the year 1971 to 1974 culminating<br />

with Diploma in Journalism from the then Tanzania<br />

School of Journalism (TSJ) in 1975 to 1976.<br />

In his quest to quench academic thirst, in<br />

1986 to 1987 the diseased attended International<br />

Journalism studies in Moscow, Russia.<br />

Survived with a widow and four children the late Zulu<br />

in 1997 joined <strong>Bunge</strong> as a Civic Education Consultant<br />

and in 1998 Mr. Zulu was fully employed by Office of<br />

National Assembly as a Senior Information Officer.<br />

The Office of the National Assembly in collaboration<br />

with the Embassy of Tanzania in Malaysia<br />

worked diligently to bring back to the cou<br />

try the remains of the body of Mr. Ernest Zulu.<br />

The Commissioner and the Mafia Island Member of<br />

Parliament who represented the Speaker of the National<br />

Assembly Hon. Abdul Karim Shah together<br />

with the Clerk of the National Assembly Dr. Thomas<br />

Kashilliah led the <strong>Bunge</strong> Staff in receiving the body and<br />

arranging funeral ceremony which took place in Songea<br />

at Maposeni-Ndilima village on May 31st, 2013.<br />

The Potrait of the late Ernest Zullu<br />

The Widow Mrs Theresia Zullu (Right) morning<br />

her husband<br />

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