Poor science learning hurts progress

Fastjet Tanzania has urged the government to expand local air strips and refurbish runways to accommodate bigger planes to enhance domestic air travel.

Poor management of funds given by development partners to the Community Health Fund (CHF) is one of the limitations that prevent the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIC) from providing better services to all residents in the region.

>A well-functioning taxation system could enable governments to support the education system with domestic revenue, instead of borrowing or relying on donor funds, a new report says.

New tech to bolster mathematics and science learning
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MICROSOFT in partnership with the Ministry of Communications, Science, Technology and Tigo Tanzania, have officially launched an innovative mobile education service called Nokia Mobile Mathematics. Nokia Mobile Mathematics is a service that enables ...

>For many years Tanzania has been striving to uplift academic performance of students in science subjects, albeit with little hope.

>Science is the most advanced methodology by which we test and determine truth from lies, fact from fiction, real from unreal, and evidence based rationality versus blind faith. As such, it is the pinnacle of epistemology or the theory of knowledge. Basic concepts of science have been around for thousands of years but it was only with the industrial revolution that science gradually became developed, refined and formulated as it is today.

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Airtel Book Aid roots for learning of science subjects
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Students of Kigoma Region's Gungu Secondary School display science books donated to their school by Airtel at the weekend. (Photo: Staff Photographer). Students are encouraged to increase efforts in their studies to acquire skills that will contribute to the ...
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Amb. Dr. Richard Sezibera, EAC Secretary General (left), being greeted upon arrival to NM-AIST grounds by the Institution’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Burton Mwamila.hhhAmb. Dr. Richard Sezibera, EAC Secretary General (centre), handing over a gift token of the EAC flag and other publications to NM-AIST’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Burton Mwamila (second left). Celebrating in this auspicious moment are Aloysius Chebet, EAC Principle Education Officer (second right) and Prof. Lughano Kusiluka (far...

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