Tanzania: Economic Reflections - Govt Should Support Private Education, Not ...

Tanzania: Economic Reflections - Govt Should Support Private Education, Not ...
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Since last year, the government has shown great desire to have some direct control over tuition rates for private education. Earlier this month, a circular was issued instructing private schools not to increase school fees for the 2016 academic year ...
Experts end work on indicative feesDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)

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Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

TheCitizen

20 Dec

ECONOMIC REFLECTIONS : Govt should support private education, not ruin it

Since last year, the government has shown great desire to have some direct control over tuition rates for private education. Earlier this month, a circular was issued instructing private schools not to increase school fees for the 2016 academic year until they receive further instructions from the Commissioner of Education. While the reasons for such control might be noble, this initiative is seriously misguided.

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

24 Feb

Private sector urged to support education improvement initiatives

IPPmedia
Private sector urged to support education improvement initiatives
IPPmedia
Private institutions are been called on to support government efforts to improve education in the country by facilitating capacity building efforts for teachers. Speaking late last week at the opening of a workshop for English and Mathematics teachers, the ...

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

16 Dec

ECONOMIC REFLECTIONS : World Trade Organisation in perspective

 The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is holding its tenth Ministerial Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, this week. This is the first time the WTO held its ministerial-level meeting in Africa. The WTO is an international organisation of 162 countries (as of December 2015) that sets trade rules among its members.

 

5 years ago

The Citizen Daily

23 Mar

Tanzania private sector mobilises support for government on Coronavirus

Tanzania private sector mobilises support for government on Coronavirus  The Citizen DailyTanzanian President Under Fire For Worship Meetings Amid Virus  BloombergPresidents Magufuli says coronavirus cannot survive in churches  Standard DigitalCovid-19 cases in Tanzania now rise to 12, says President Magufuli  The Citizen DailyWATCH: “We’re Not Closing Churches, Corona Can’t Survive In Jesus’ Body.” – Tanzania President Magufuli  pindula.co.zwView Full coverage on Google...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

12 Feb

The private side of the education coin in Tanzania

I have been following up with interest the various articles that have been appearing in the local media together with the views of the government, the public education sector and parents on the provision, quality and cost of education in both the public and private sectors.

 

9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

11 Dec

Tanzania: Govt Draws Up Rules for Private Operators On Railway Services

SHU Spectrum
Tanzania: Govt Draws Up Rules for Private Operators On Railway Services
AllAfrica.com
Dar es Salaam — Tanzania is preparing regulations to allow private operators in its state-run railway infrastructure as the government seeks to create a competitive environment in the transport sector. Dr Michael Kisaka, the director of railways ...
Tanzania's new president partakes in sweeping the cityThevillagessuntimes
Tanzania President John Magufuli helps clean streetsSHU Spectrum

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11 years ago

TheCitizen

02 May

Ruto says private sector key to economic growth

>Deputy President William Ruto has urged local and international investors to take advantage of numerous investment opportunities in Kenya.

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

07 Feb

Albino society seeks private sector support

The Tanzania Albino Society (TAS) has asked the private sector to extend support to various communities of people with albinism to help them handle their vulnerabilities.

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

02 Dec

Give women education, economic empowerment

Today, the world enters the second week of the programme entitled “16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence”. In the past week, numerous issues have emerged. Women have spoken more openly on their plight while charting the way forward.

 

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