Opposition faults teachers’ training

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Opposition faults Works ministry
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The Opposition camp in the National Assembly has said the Ministry of Works 932.7bn/- budget estimates for the financial year 2015/16 had not reflected the actual work carried out by the ministry. Speaking in the House yesterday, Felix Mkosamali, the ...
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>The opposition camp in Parliament yesterday punched holes in the Protocol for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Fixed Platforms Located on the Continental Shelf, dubbed ‘SUA Protocol, 1988,’ that seeks to protect Tanzania’s 101 equipment and signs in the Indian Ocean and all economic activities in the country including oil and gas exploration.

Teachers in the district here have quietly boycotted attending the ongoing military training for all civil servants who never went through the National Service.

2000 science teachers earmarked for special 'retooling' training
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THE government has embarked on training some 2,000 science teachers for secondary schools under a new plan known as “Science and Technology Higher Education Project, Additional Financing (STHEP AF) Retooling Project''. Under the project, the ...

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Kikwete to bid teachers farewell at Teachers' Union meeting
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President Jakaya Kikwete is tomorrow expected to officiate the ninth annual general meeting (AGM) of the Tanzania Teachers' Union (TTU) to be held in Arusha's Ngurdoto Mountain Lodge. He is also expected to use the opportunity to bid farewell to teachers ...

Mzindakaya Faults Three-Government Union Structure
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THE three-government union proposed in the second draft of the new constitution will not only lead to the total collapse of the union that gave birth to Tanzania but also result in serious confusion in administrative hierarchy. Mr Chrisant Mzindakaya, who was ...

>The main opposition party, Chadema yesterday accused President Jakaya Kikwete of involving himself in a contradicting deal by purchasing  three military helicopters ahead of the 2015 General Election.

>The Alliance for Democratic Change (ADC) has threatened to take the Prime Minister Mizengo Pinda to court over irregularities and claims that the party failed to win any seat in the just-concluded local government elections.

The National Union of Mine and Energy Workers of Tanzania (NUMET) has condemned Acacia Gold mines for retrenching its workers without following proper procedures.