Tanzanian food odyssey lands Trafalgar Infant School pupils a prize

Your Local Guardian
Tanzanian food odyssey lands Trafalgar Infant School pupils a prize
Your Local Guardian
Green-fingered children at a Twickenham primary school have been awarded a special prize for "growing their own lunch". Your Local Guardian: Children at Trafalgar Infant School were awarded the grow around the world prize for their Tanzania-inspired ...

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Habari Zinazoendana

10 years ago

Yorkshire Evening Post

03 Mar

Tanzanian insight for Leeds school pupils with special visitor

Yorkshire Evening Post
Tanzanian insight for Leeds school pupils with special visitor
Yorkshire Evening Post
Jackson Lucas Mwenula, from Tanzania, dresses Leo Ives, 10, in Massai warriors clothes with James Oxley, 6, Isaac Stevenson, 6, Matthew Lyel, 6 and Sophie Witchell 5, watching. Picture by Bruce Rollinson.

 

11 years ago

Michuzi

01 Oct

Celebrate SEGA Girls School An Evening of Tanzanian Food and Music with Ambassador Liberata Mulamula

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

09 Oct

How 'Back to School Programme' brought back to school absentee pupils in ...

IPPmedia
How 'Back to School Programme' brought back to school absentee pupils in ...
IPPmedia
Back to school Programme' has saved a total of 3, 668 children between 15-17 years of age who were working as cheap labour at Zanzibar beaches and they are now back to school. Halfani Abdallah (13), is a standard four pupil at Pwani Mchangani Primary ...

 

10 years ago

Daily News

15 Mar

All qualified pupils must go back to school

All qualified pupils must go back to school
Daily News
THE tough stance of the government in fighting illiteracy caught the attention of the international community in the late 1980s, such that many countries in Africa wished to learn about strategies employed to realise the objectives. The focus on education did not ...

 

11 years ago

Daily News

27 Jun

School bags on the back of pupils

Daily News
School bags on the back of pupils
Daily News
School bags on the back of pupils has become a common scene. The bags are stuffed with exercise and textbooks as captured at Msimbazi Centre in Dar es Salaam recently. Education stakeholders propose introduction of i-pad devices to the convenience of ...

 

10 years ago

GlobalPost

24 Jan

Tanzanian President appoints new ministers for energy and lands

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Tanzanian President appoints new ministers for energy and lands
GlobalPost
DAR ES SALAAM, Jan. 24 (Xinhua) -- Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete on Saturday made a mini cabinet reshuffle by appointing two new ministers for energy and lands following the exit of former ministers for the two dockets over corruption allegations in ...
...as Muhongo bows out gracefullyDaily News
Tanzania announces cabinet reshuffle after energy minister resignsReuters
Tanzanian minister resigns over escrow...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

07 Oct

School of over 800 pupils makes do with 56 desks

IPPmedia
School of over 800 pupils makes do with 56 desks
IPPmedia
A primary school of over 800 pupils of in Simiyu Region is reported to have only 56 desks forcing children there to take their daily classes on the floor. Speaking to The Guardian yesterday, the Ikungwilipu A Primary School Head Teacher Ezron Nyamboa said ...

 

11 years ago

IPPmedia

22 May

Only 24 out of 100 pupils report to school in Mtwara

Only 24 out of 100 pupils report to school in Mtwara
IPPmedia
Only 24 of every 100 pupils who passed the 2013 Standard Seven National Examinations in Mtwara Region have reported to their assigned schools, despite president's orders to have all pupils report to class irrespective of their family financial standing.

 

9 years ago

ABC Online

28 Nov

Revisiting the School of St Jude, the Tanzanian high school Australians helped ...

ABC Online
Revisiting the School of St Jude, the Tanzanian high school Australians helped ...
ABC Online
As a journalist, it is not often you get to see a tangible example of the effect your work can have. Sometimes you hope that a particular story will achieve something — expose an injustice or bring about much-needed change, but most of the time, the ...

 

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