Tanzania: Numbers Keep Rising but Quality Still Poor

National Geographic
Tanzania: Numbers Keep Rising but Quality Still Poor
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While various efforts have been made to improve quality in the education sector over the past 10 years, tangible results are yet to be realised, though enrolment numbers have notably increased, a new study says. The report titled 'Ten Years of Jakaya ...
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Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

TheCitizen

29 Dec

Numbers keep rising but quality still poor

While various efforts have been made to improve quality in the education sector over the past 10 years, tangible results are yet to be realised, though enrolment numbers have notably increased, a new study says.

 

9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

27 Oct

Don Decries Education Poor Quality

Don Decries Education Poor Quality
AllAfrica.com
Prof. Raymond Mosha said during last weekend's graduation ceremony at Adili Secondary School on the outskirts of Arusha that the absence of relevant policies to address the education sector has also contributed to the crisis. "We have seen many ...

 

10 years ago

Minister

09 Oct

ICT testing, quality assurance poor

IPPmedia
ICT testing, quality assurance poor - minister
IPPmedia
Lack of testing and quality assurance tools to certify Information Communication Technology (ICT) software applications before adoption is a challenge that needs immediate redress. Minister for Communication, Science and Technology Prof Makame ...

 

9 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

08 Dec

Tanzania: JPM's Numbers Expose Past Budgets as Hoaxes

Tanzania: JPM's Numbers Expose Past Budgets as Hoaxes
AllAfrica.com
Numbers make an interesting topic. Arranged logically, they (numbers) are always right and you cannot question for instance, why two plus two is equals to four. A frustrated analyst, bent on trying to find fault in logically arranged numbers, may ...

 

10 years ago

East African Business Week

09 Jun

Tanzania faced with crisis as elephant numbers drop sharply

Tanzania faced with crisis as elephant numbers drop sharply
East African Business Week
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania - The sharp decline of the elephant population in Tanzania mostly due to poaching, is catastrophic, a wildlife conservation group said last week writes DAMAS MAKANGALE. The Tanzanian government estimates that 65,721 ...
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5 years ago

BBC

17 May

Coronavirus: Tanzania President Magufuli says hospital numbers reducing

President Magufuli says patient numbers are falling despite US saying hospitals are "overwhelmed".

 

10 years ago

ITV News

01 Jun

Tanzania pledges action on elephant 'slaughterhouse' as numbers fall again

ITV News
Tanzania pledges action on elephant 'slaughterhouse' as numbers fall again
ITV News
Tanzania today promised firm action against poachers who are turning part of the country into a “slaughterhouse” as new figures showed thousands of elephants have been lost in the past year alone. The figures released today show the east African country's ...

 

10 years ago

Jakarta Post

25 May

Funds urgently needed as Tanzania camp numbers swell

Times LIVE
Funds urgently needed as Tanzania camp numbers swell
Jakarta Post
The influx of 70,000 Burundian refugees to Tanzania is overstretching the capacity of the Tanzanian government and aid agencies to respond, Oxfam has said. The humanitarian aid agency said that although government and aid agencies were working hard ...
Burundi Refugee Crisis - Funds Urgently Needed As Tanzania Camp Numbers ...AllAfrica.com

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10 years ago

Reuters Africa

02 Jun

Tanzania blames migration for huge drop in elephant numbers

BDlive
Tanzania blames migration for huge drop in elephant numbers
Reuters Africa
DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzania's elephant population fell 60 percent over the last five years but the reason could well be migration, the government said, a conclusion that drew derision from conservation groups who spoke of "industrial scale" ...
Tanzania elephants suffer 'catastrophic decline'The Sun Daily

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