Poaching blamed on poor management of reserves

Increasing population growth and urbanisation pose serious challenge to the quantity and quality of water, the government said yesterday.

Use of wrong curriculum blamed for poor students performance
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USE of wrong curriculum has been blamed as one of the contributing factors leading to poor performance by students in most schools. The Education Officer for Urban West Region, Mr Khatib Tabia Muhsin, made the observation as he adved private schools ...

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Lack of collaboration blamed for Mbeya schools' poor performance
Daily News
LACK of close working relationship between private and public school leaders has been blamed for poor performance among students in Mbeya. The Mbeya District Commissioner, Dr Norman Sigala, addressing the public during the education week at district ...

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Chinese appetite for ivory blamed for rising poaching of elephants
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Mizengo Peter Pinda, Prime Minister of the United Republic of Tanzania together with H.E. Hui Liangyu, Vice Premier of the People's Republic of China and .. Chinese diplomatic and military staff went on buying sprees for illegal ivory while on official visits to ...
Chinese officials 'went on illegal ivory buying sprees'Yahoo News
Chinese demand for ivory is devastating Tanzania's elephant populationThe...

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Poaching almost contained in wildlife management areas
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THERE has never been a single case of jumbo poaching in the vast wilderness stretching over a 500-kilometre borderline that separates Tanzania and Kenya for nearly five years now. According to wildlife officials, mapping northern Tanzania and southern ...

Stakeholders warn poor management undermines funding in education sector ...
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Education stakeholders have warned that increasing budget allocation to education sector will not be useful if the money will not be managed properly. The Tanzania Association of Managers and Owners of Non-government Schools and Colleges ...

Close to half of Tanzania's citizens (46%),  think that the gas should predominantly be used to provide electricity for the country.  The next most popular usage of gas is for global export as 39% of Tanzania's favour this method to stimulate the local economy.  However up to 11% of the people questioned did not  necessarily have a preference for selling to the East African region.

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Dodoma reserves 500m/- to motivate students, teachers
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DODOMA regional government has set aside 500m/- in the next financial year as incentive to best performing secondary schools, teachers and students. Dodoma Regional Commissioner, Dr Rehema Nchimbi, made the remarks here at the opening of the ...
PM Pinda urges public to review education ministry performanceIPPmedia

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Why Tanzania continues to borrow despite huge reserves  The Citizen Daily