Tanzania’s pace of providing water sluggish

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Tanzania: 2015 - Year That Was Deceptively Sluggish
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Dar es Salaam — It was a spectacular year whose drama was compounded by the General Election. And it is the suffrage which changed the pace of 2015 from sluggish to a hectic one. Change of guard at the country's Magogoni topmost office saw the nation ...
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>Tanzania’s insurance dealers have failed to absorb huge potential of retail market causing decimal inclusion of Tanzanians in the insurance sector.

It was a spectacular year whose drama was compounded by the General Election. And it is the suffrage which changed the pace of 2015 from sluggish to a hectic one.

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53 years of independence: Are we providing quality education?
IPPmedia
Tomorrow, December 9, Tanzania reaches 53rd year of independence. Since independence, our education systems have gone through a number of significant changes, and are facing a number of challenges. This article is going to discuss a number of ...

Ilala succeeds in providing essential skills to pupils
Daily News
ILALA Municipal Council has succeeded in reducing the number of pupils who cannot master essential skills that a learner has to know: Reading, Writing and Counting. Some of the children by the time they complete primary education cannot do what they ...

Efforts by the government to improve the agricultural sector, which is the country’s backbone of the economy, statistics from the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) show that the growth of the sector is sluggish. One of the reasons for poor growth of the sector is lack of support from commercial banks.

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Ilala succeeds in providing essential skills to pupils By
Daily News
ILALA Municipal Council has succeeded in reducing the number of pupils who cannot master essential skills that a learner has to know: Reading, Writing and Counting. Some of the children by the time they complete primary education cannot do what they ...

>Institutions under the ministry of Home Affairs are notorious for their failure to settle their water bills, which have accumulated to the tune of Sh600 million, according to the Moshi Urban Water Supply Authority (Muwsa)