Board to get student fund for practicals

>Roads Fund Board yesterday asked Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda to intervene in the delay of collections deposited in its bank account by the ministry of Finance.

Road Fund Board monitors road maintenance and socio-economic development across Tanzania  The Citizen Daily

June 29, 2015
Association of Tanzania Community ( ATC) is a non-political organization under the District of Columbia “Nonprofit Corporation ACT” (D.C Code, 1981 edition, Title 29,Chapter 5.) We are pleased to announce our members of the upcoming positions which need immediate filling.
Board of  Directors; 5 Openings‘Board of Directors  shall be charged with the management of the association affairs for a (3) years term’.Board of Directors shall make policy decisions and present those...

University at Buffalo The Spectrum
UB student creates non-profit to help primary school children in Tanzania
University at Buffalo The Spectrum
Tyler Choi, a sophomore political science major, is the creator of Hugs for Tanzania, a nonprofit organization that has donated school supplies and other contributions to primary schools in Tanzania.

A British medic recruited at least 16 fellow students from the UK to join the Islamic State group in Sudan, a BBC investigation finds.

A student believed to be a Tanzanian, was fined Malaysian Ringgit (RM) 15,000 (About Sh8.1 million) by the Kuala Lumpur magistrate’s court yesterday for three counts of assisting in concealment of stolen money worth RM12,500 (about Sh6.5 million) last month, the New Strait Online reported on Monday.

Eagle News
Student to volunteer in Tanzania
Eagle News
FGCU students have ample opportunities to study abroad throughout the year. From spring break trips to a semester at sea, Eagles have the chance to venture to some of the most beautiful countries in the world, all while gaining college credit ...

Rita is fresh out of university after attaining a bachelor’s degree in mass communication. Like most graduates, top on her agenda was getting a job. Application after application, she received a phone call for a written interview as an online editor at one of the local media houses. She was ecstatic. This would be her big break. An hour later she handed in her answer sheet.

News & Star
Cumbrian student nurses' once-in-a-lifetime work placement
News & Star
Two student nurses will wave goodbye to Cumbria and say jambo – hello in Swahili – to Tanzania this summer. Student nurses photo. Joy Wilson, left and Denise Crayston. Joy Wilson and Denise Crayston will both be heading to Arusha, in the northern part ...