Kaizen: simple, but good tool for high productivity

KIWANDA cha Sherlys pharmaceutical LTD cha Mwenge jijini Dar es Salaam chaibuka kidedea katika shindano la nne la KAIZEN lililofanyika jijini Dar es Salaam leo.
Akizungumza wakati wa kuwapa tuzo za ushindi wa kiwanda bora za KAIZEN jijini Dar es Salaam leo, Katibu Mkuu wa wizara ya Viwanda na Biashara, Riziki Shemdoe amesema kuwa kiwanda kilichoshinda kitatuwakilisha katika mashindano ya KAIZEN kwa nchi za Afrika zitakazofanyika Mwakani 2020 nchini Afrika Kusini.
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The revelation that over 95 per cent of students who sat for the 2013/2014 national exams passed is supposed to be good news to the entire country but it hasn’t been received well by some education stakeholders.

 As citizens, we record in our memories what is happening in the Constituent Assembly (CA) and at the end of the day, we will come up with a conclusion if the Constitution to be achieved will be useful to us and the country in general.

Tanzania agricultural sector is not productive though it employs the largest population in the country, researchers say. Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF) principal research associate,Oswald Mashindano made the comment in Dar es Salaam at the launch of Maendeleo Studio, which will be run by the organisation.

The government is considering to end its role in deciding when and where farmers should sell their produce to enhance productivity, an official in the Prime Ministers’ Office has said.

Productivity of barley can shoot up to 20 bags a hectare from seven bags through an initiative spearheaded by an agricutural input supplier called Lonagro.

 CRDB Bank has pledged to honour collective bargaining agreement aimed at improving working conditions.

The Connected Farmer Alliance (CFA) — a public-private partnership for Vodafone Group, the US Agency for International Development (Usaid) and TechnoServe — has announced its first commercial agreement on the use of mobile technology to increase the productivity of low-income farmers in Tanzania.