Tanzania leads EA in job creation

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Tanzania Leading Job Creation In East Africa
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Tanzania is apparently ahead of other East African Community (EAC) member states in terms of employment creation. Tanzania has recorded over 18 per cent annual job creation rate ahead of Kenya 17 per cent, Burundi 12 per cent, Uganda 7.3 per cent and ...
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Varsities counselled on job creation
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MORE than 85 per cent of Tanzania's labour force is unskilled -- and reducing this gap remains a herculean task, which higher institutions of learning need to tackle soon if the country is to realise development vision 2025. Officiating at the Sixth Higher ...

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RCs to sign contract on job creation
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REGIONAL commissioners from all over the country will soon be expected to create employment opportunities for the youth in their regions. The Minister of Labour and Employment, Ms Gaudentia Kabaka, told reporters on Tuesday that RCs are expected to ...

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Mzumbe Varsity Stresses Job Creation
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TANZANIAN universities have been urged to equip their students with skills that will enable them to create jobs, as opposed to being job seekers. Mzumbe University leaders made the calls at a news conference during the 13th graduation ceremony at Mbeya ...
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Mwanza could be the second largest contributor to Tanzania’s gross domestic product (GDP), yet the region – which largely depends on fishing, farming and livestock keeping – ranks low in terms of creating jobs. 

>The very educative and informative 5th World Bank (WB) Economic Update for Tanzania report was released on June 24. The 84-page report is titled ‘Who Wants a Job? The Magnetic Power of Cities’. Part One dwells on the state of the economy, including recent developments, short to medium-term prospects and the next challenge of creating jobs for faster and more equitable growth.

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are generally acknowledged as having the potential for job and wealth creation in any economy. Hence, interest in their development continues to be at the forefront in policy debates across Tanzania.

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Tanzania leads in new jobs
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ENTERPRISE: BRAC Tanzania gave Jackline Chikusa (in green) some business basics then she started her own salon a couple of years ago. COURTESY PICTURE. ARUSHA, Tanzania - Tanzania is apparently ahead of other East African Community (EAC) ...

Dar es Salaam. Growth of 0.5 per cent in inflows helped Tanzania maintain its position as the leading destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in East Africa last year. And East Africa’s second largest economy appears set for even better times, a new report shows.