Official urges parents to invest in education

Prioritise education, Coast RC urges parents
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COAST Regional Commissioner, Eng Evarist Ndikilo has urged parents in the region to change their mindsets and start prioritising education for their children. He made the remarks during a graduation ceremony for Standard Seven pupils and Pre-Unit at St ...

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Invest in health, Kagera RC urges residents
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THE Kagera Regional Commissioner, Mr Fabian Massawe, has urged residents in the region to invest in health to avoid contracting kidney diseases. He also urged them to ensure that they check their health status from time to time and adhere to advice from ...

Dar es Salaam. India has urged members of the Tanzanian business community to invest in the South Asian nation.

As celebrations to the World Immunisation Week commences today, regional authorities in Iringa have called on parents to ensure that their children who are under two years access the vaccines.

Ms Aisha Ghuhiya of the Tanzania Institute of Education is touting the importance of sustainable development issues in the curriculum in schools. We should take her seriously.

Ensure students attend classes, DC urges parents
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THE Muleba District Commissioner, Mr Lembris Kipuyo, has directed parents and guardians to ensure that all students who were selected for Form One, this year, are attending classes even if they have not completed school registration requirements.

CCM parents wing urges opposition to support JPM
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Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) Parents wing has commended efforts being made by President Dr John Magufuli, urging the opposition to support him in his endeavours. “What the president is doing is for all Tanzanians so the nation can be put on the right ...

For years,Tanzanians have been calling on the government to review the education policy to address numerous challenges and propel the country to new socio-economic heights.

There is a daunting task ahead for educators and policymakers as the country switches from the current education system to a new one that pushes elementary education from seven years to nine.