Don’t expel students, varsities told

Don't depend on students' fees, JK tells private varsities
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President Jakaya Kikwete has told private universities in the country to stop depending on students fees as the source of income to run their activities and instead they should be creative in finding other sources of generating income. He issued this appeal on ...
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 Local schools and universities should develop competitive programmes to enable students to have skills suitable for employment.

Residents of Makulu Ward on the road leadig to the University of Dodoma (Udom) can now sleep peacefully after President Jakaya Kikwete yesterday directed the Capital Development Authority (CDA) not to relocate them.

Don't ignore culture, private firms told
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PRIVATE companies have been asked to support cultural initiatives for the good of Tanzania. This was said at a news conference covering the eightday Bulabo festival at Bujora in Magu District, Mwanza Region yesterday, by the Director of Bujora Cultural ...

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Don't sign cybercrime, statistics bills, JK told.
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Chadema has recommended that President Jakaya Kikwete should pay no heed to the recently passed Cybercrime and Statistics bills saying the parliamentary quorum was not reached, which qualifies the two pieces of legislation be returned for later review ...

Don't use TASAF projects egoistically, politicians told
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POLITICIANS have been warned to stop utilising the projects implemented under the Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF) programmes for their political advantages, as the schemes are basically aimed at helping poor members of the community come out of ...

Don't belittle Magufuli's effort, Opposition told
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OPPOSITION parties have been warned to refrain from belittling President John Magufuli's performance, with the parties concerned insisting that the head of state needed support from all Tanzanians to bring true change to the country. 3 Comments.
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The National Blood Transfusion Service has cautioned those taking patients to hospital not to pay for blood, which is given free of charge. All Tanzanians have a right to free blood in both public and private hospitals, Public Relations Officer Rajab Mwenda said.

The Big Results Now (BRN) initiative being implemented in education will only make students learn how to pass examinations rather than prepare them to compete in the labour market, a lecture has cautioned.