FEATURE : Young Tanzanian’s journey to the prestigious Stanford University

The British Council Tanzania started the journey of BG Tanzania scholarship on February 2014 with promotion and awareness creation to the Universities in different regions in Tanzania, receiving applications and selection of 10 scholars followed by scholarship awarding to 10 scholars.
The British Council conducted a pre-departure briefing on 15 August, 2014 as part of preparation for their studies in UK to 10 BG Tanzania Scholars who won the award to study Master’s degree in oil...

>Central African Republic — Fatimatu Yamsa will never know her baby’s fate, but in an instant she altered it forever.

Tanzanian envoy nominated for prestigious award
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TANZANIA's Ambassador to Belgium, Luxemburg and Mission to the European Union, Dr Diodorus Kamala, has been nominated for an Award due to his efforts in strengthening trade, promoting investment, tourism and economic relationship between Africa ...

>It started with a question, “What can be done to change this?” says Maureen Oduor. Maureen has been working in the area of girls and women rights since at the age of 16. It was back in 2003 when she was a Form One student at Jeera High School that she started feeling uncomfortable about the situation around her.

>Dr Thomas Lyimo was there as part of a United Nations International Children and Education Fund (Unicef) Rapid Response Mechanism mission, and found Bhan had a high fever that he suspected was severe malaria. He could only offer limited support due to the health centre’s lack of supplies.

Homes & Property

The Tanzania Universities entrepreneurship challenge, the yearly initiative aimed at recognizing and supporting entrepreneurs and business leaders in university campuses across the country, has launched its 2015 challenge with plans to introduce Tanzanian student entrepreneurs to global opportunities. “This project is about recognizing and honoring innovative minds that will build million dollar companies and shape […]

Scores of young Tanzanians entrepreneurs are to benefit from a number of initiatives to be introduced by the US.

A one month pilot project by British institutions to develop six schools in Moshi and Arusha is set to begin later this month, it has been revealed.