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100000/- to replace lost school certificates
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For 100,000/-, the National Examinations Council (NECTA) of Tanzania will now issue actual certificates to secondary school leavers who have lost theirs' instead of Statement of Results has it did before. Making the announcement yesterday in Dar es Salaam ...
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to replace lost school certificates

Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

IPPmedia

13 May

Refugees now close to 100000

IPPmedia
Refugees now close to 100000
IPPmedia
Tanzanian police officers control the movements of Burundians streaming into Kigoma port area on Tuesday from Kagunga shoreline village, the point most refugees use to enter Tanzania. The team of cabinet ministers from East African Community (EAC) ...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

18 Jun

Private schools: We have up to 100000 places

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Private schools: We have up to 100000 places
IPPmedia
Kassim Majaliwa, a deputy minister of state in the Prime Minister's Office, addresses the media in Dar es Salaam yesterday. (Photo: Omar Fungo). At least 17,442 out of 71, 527 students - 24.3 percent - who qualify for Form Five admission have been left out ...

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

31 Jan

100000 jobseekers on streets annually

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100000 jobseekers on streets annually
IPPmedia
Tanzania job market faces assaults from 100,000-strong new army of job seekers every year, but the government says it is too poor to afford places for the ever-rising number of graduates from over 100 universities in the country. Speaking in the Parliament ...

 

9 years ago

Huffington Post

27 Oct

More than 100000 Burundians Take Refuge in Tanzania

Huffington Post
More than 100000 Burundians Take Refuge in Tanzania
Huffington Post
Nyarugusu Camp, Tanzania -More than 100,000 Burundians fleeing renewed political violence in their country have poured into neighboring Tanzania since April. They knew they would be safe here; many had sought refuge in this country before. But there ...

 

11 years ago

KSTP.Com

08 May

Lerner Publishing to Donate 100000 Books to Tanzania

Lerner Publishing to Donate 100000 Books to Tanzania
KSTP.com
Minnesotans are known for helping those in need, and even one of the largest publishers in the state is chipping in. Lerner Publishing Group will donate 100,000 books to Tanzania and other African countries on Thursday as part of a "Books for Africa" ...

 

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