REPORT 5. 1 September 1965
for such things as the cleaning of the building, the kitchen and
dining room, the library, recreation, rules and regulations, stores,
etc.  Each student is expected to perform his or her quota of
chores under the direction of the representatives, and these are
rotated on a weekly basis.
11. Library,
The Mozambique Institute is justifiably proud of its small
but growing library.  With the exception of a large consignment
of text books in Portuguese which we purchased in Brazil and a few
books bought locally, our library is stocked entirely with books
and magazines given to us by numerous private donors and by:
The British Council - Hill Book Bounty
Periodical Presentation Programme
United States Information Service
The Government of India, Goa
Books for Africa Program of the African-American Institute
Ranfurly Library Committee, through the East African
Literature Bureau, Dar es Salaam
Fredrick Ebert Foundation, Federal Republic of Germany
Kivukoni College, Dar es Salaam
Freedom House Bookshelf Committee, New York City
During the June school holiday, the tutoring staff and the
Mozambique Institute girls collaborated on a complete reorganisation of the library, which is now fully classified according to
the Dewey Decimal System.
12. Other Gifts
The Catholic Relief Services has been cooperating most
generously in our food programme with donations of bulk quantities
of dry milk, cereals and grains.  We have also recently received
from them a large shipment of medical supplies and equipment.
We have received a welcome gift of a tape recorder, microscope, sports equipment and school supplies from the Government of
Czechoslavakia.  We have been notified that we will soon re-ceive a
tape recorder, typewriter, slide projector and other items from
the Democratic Republic of Germany.
The Tanganyika Christian Refugee Service has given a gift of
funds to buy shorts and shirts for some students located outside
of Dar es Salaam.
13. Recreation
Music, sports and general recreation play an important part
in our programmes as a relaxation from the students' concentrated
schedule of classes, tutoring and study halls.  Some of the Mozambique Institute students are members of the KIEC football team.
At the Institute, we have a very enthusiastic group of volley ball
teams, which hold intra-institute competitions.  We have discovered
considerable musical talent among the students, who perform on the
guitar, drums and penny-whistle.  Each Saturday evening we provide
films or other entertainment at the Institute for our own students
and for any non-Mozambican students who care to visit us from the
KIEC.
14. Holidays
The Mozambique Institute plans its holidays according to the
schedule of the KIEC, and there are generally two or three periods
of two or more weeks when the students are free from their academic
programme.  During these periods we try to plan activities of a
constructive nature.  For instance, during the June holiday this