New hotel promises to boost hospitality sector

NACTE endorses course to support hospitality sector
Daily News
THE National Council of Technical Education (NACTE) has endorsed a programme aimed at addressing tourism- hospitality challenges. The programme which was launched in Dar es Salaam on Friday, has been formulated by the city-based National ...

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Magufuli promises to work closely with private sector
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President John Magufuli has promised to work closely with the private sector, saying the fifth phase government strongly believes in private sector partnership in creating citizens welfare and hence the need to come together and discuss how to ...
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How to be… the no-nonsense Pombe MagufuliKFM
Pablo: What would Magufuli do?The Observer...

Minister Promises to Involve Private Sector in EAC Affairs
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The private sector is critical in implementing the East African Community Integration process, according to Uganda's minister for East African Affairs, Shem Bageine. Bageine who was addressing the members of the East African Business Council (EABC) at a ...
Annual EAC Secretary General's Forum for Private Sector, Civil Society and ...AllAfrica.com

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Hotels Association of Tanzania (HAT) has welcomed the planned entrance of a new hotel management in the country but called upon the government to create conducive environment for growth of the hospitality industry.

>Tanzania’s education sector has received a major boost after the World Bank (WB) approved a loan worth $122 million (Sh195.2 billion) Thursday.

Tanzania and Poland today signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) that saw the former receiving a concessional loan worth $110 million (Sh240.56) for modernization of agriculture.

Trust Fund seeks to boost education sector
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The North Mara Community Trust Fund has introduced a project which will involve the use of digital facilities to boost the country's education sector . African Centre for Education Excellence (ACEE) in collaboration with BrainShare company from Uganda ...

The Tanzania Sisal Board (TSB) has reported here that efforts to attract various investors in the sector to raise utilisation of the plant from the current two per cent to 50 per cent by 2021 as well as increase employment and foreign exchange have started to bear fruit.