Release school cash or face the consequences

Grand corruption is not only a social problem preventing Tanzanians from realising their development goals and leading decent lives. It is also giving the country a bad name.

>Principal Judge Fakihi Jundu’s order that judges of the high court hear 220 cases per month is a move in the right direction. In recent years, the judiciary has seemingly had serious problems ensuring that justice is dispensed on time.

>Some MPs are planning to take Finance minister Saada Mkuya to task for allegedly failing to release money to the Road Fund and Rural Energy Agency (REA), claiming the failure amounts to violation of the laws of the land.

Govt to bar private school enrollment before release of national exam results
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The government is working on a mechanism to restrict private schools from enrolling students before the official release of national examination results by the National Examination Council of Tanzania (NECTA). As for now, the government has directed ...

The rising number of children failing to attend classes is blamed on the poor state of the economy.

With children off school and gaming online, parents face shock bills  The Guardian

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Fees or no fees, parents to send children to school or face arrest
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Whether they have the school fees or not, parents in Singida region have been ordered to send their graduate pupils to secondary schools or they will be arrested. To implement the command, District Commissioners across Singida region have been ...

Overwhelmed by huge debts, the management of Moshi-based co-operative society has now started selling some of its assets to pay debts running into billions.

The Controller and Auditor General’s (CAG) report on the finances of political parties, which was handed over to the Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee on Tuesday, paints a disturbing picture.