Queen Siraki: TLGU leader with vision of taking golf to next level

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Apart from being a golfer, Siraki is a banker, works for Exim Bank (T) Limited as the Head of the Special Assets Management Department

The success layers in her job are countless, varying from businesses she support and the supervision of the distressed portfolio in developing valuation models and written recommendations of action plans for the challenged credits, determining the ability of the challenged credits to service their debts, measuring and monitoring their operating and financial performance and their adherence to financial covenants, determining their ability to turnaround operations in the hope of realizing improved financial performance, and assessing their ability and business valuations under various restructuring and settlement options. She joined the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) in 2006 and her aspiration and wish were to be a specialist in foreign policy and advisory as well as international relations (diplomacy), which led her to undertake a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Sociology degree majoring in international relations.

Queen Siraki: TLGU leader with vision of taking golf to next level

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