Court suspends Kenyan govt directive to close private schools

Private schools flex muscle against govt directive
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Students enrolled in private schools should forget proceeding with Form Three studies should they fail to attain the required pass mark in Form Two national examinations, owners have stated. The Tanzania Association of Managers and Owners of ...

However, candidates waiting to sit their Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) and Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations will remain in school, the Education ministry said on Friday.

Moshi resident drags Kenyan govt to court
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THE East African Court of Justice's First Instance Division declined to grant order to one party in the absence of the other parties involved in the matter in which a Tanzanian citizen was suing the government of Kenya over alleged mistreatment. The Tanzanian ...
Court declines to grant ex parte order in an application by a Tanzanian residentStarAfrica.com

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The Football Association of Malawi says it will be hard to find a local coach after the government refuses to pay for an expatriate.

Local government authorities have been directed to ensure that people in their areas join community health funds (CHCs) so as to access better health services in case of illness.

Tour Guides Association Implements Govt Directive On Licences
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Moshi — Tanzania Tour Guides Association (TTGA) has moved to implement a government directive that requires all tour guides to be legally licensed. TTGA Chairman, Mr Saddock Johnson, said at a meeting with Kilimanjaro Guides Association (KGA) here ...

Now students ignore private schools
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A new trend shows most students opt for public schools, owners of non-government schools and colleges noted in a meeting with government authorities in Dar es Salaam recently. They said the trend has negative impact on private schools given that the ...

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Private schools: We have up to 100000 places
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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 ...

In what critics might dismiss as a thinly-veiled early campaign geared at paving the way for the ruling CCM to survive the October 25 polls and form the Fifth Phase administration, Minister for Labour and Employment Gaudensia Kabaka told Parliament on Monday that the government envisages creating 500,000 in the 2015/16 financial year.