Party vows to create jobs for Zanzibaris

Said also highlighted other key areas such as the education sector and fisheries as areas his government will work towards improving.

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DAR ES ALAAM, Tanzania - Tanzania could create large numbers of new productive jobs, especially for young people, if policy makers adopt industrial and business policies that cater to the country's booming cities and urban populations. The fifth Tanzania ...
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Although Tanzania’s economy has been growing at around 7 per cent over the past 10 years, its benefits are yet to trickle down to the majority of people.

>The Mtwara-based Masasi Youth Development Groups Network wants the government to reform the education sector to ensure that entrepreneurship training takes precedence. The idea is to prepare the youth for self-employment.

>Between 100,000 and 150,000 jobs are projected to be generated as the oil sector transitions from exploration and appraisal to development and eventual production, according to a study conducted by three joint venture partners.

I was most consternated by the route which the Tanzania Govt. of President Jakaya Kikwete has chosen to take in efforts to root out poaching which threatens to leave the country without elephants in a decade or so hence!

Up to 700,000 job opportunities are set to be created in 2014/15 fiscal year, minister for Labour and Employment Gaudensia Kabaka told Parliament yesterday.

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600 brick making machines offerred to create jobs for youth
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Valued at almost 300m/-, over 600 brick making machines have being donated as part of ongoing efforts to create employment opportunities for youth countrywide. The donation is from the National Housing Corporation (NHC) which is undertaking major ...

After more than 15 years of dirty politics of segregation, hatred and animosity that saw the loss of many lives and limbs and hundreds forced to flee their homes, the people of Zanzibar four years ago saw a ray of hope at the end of what looked like a dark tunnel.