Teachers with phony money claims warned

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Teachers with phony money claims warned
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THE government has warned that stern legal action will be taken against public officials and teachers who have been cheating the state by making claims through fraudulent means, as was the case with the 10.5bn/- ghost payments discovered recently.

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Habari Zinazoendana

11 years ago

IPPmedia

22 May

MP: Pay teachers' salaries via mobile money services

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MP: Pay teachers' salaries via mobile money services
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The government has been advised to utilise available mobile money services to ensure timely efficient payment of teachers in the country's remote areas who now suffer from ever late payments blamed on geographical limitations. Delivering the advice ...
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9 years ago

Getwestlondon

27 Nov

Teachers gives up sugar to raise money for pupils' visit to Africa

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Teachers gives up sugar to raise money for pupils' visit to Africa
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A teacher from Hammersmith has raised funds to help rebuild and improve educational facilities in Tanzania. Imogen Riley, head of geography at Portland Place School in Westminster, quit sugar in a bid to raise money for her students to fly to Babati ...

 

10 years ago

Daily News

10 Mar

Money from VIP was loan not gift, senior TCAA official claims

Money from VIP was loan not gift, senior TCAA official claims
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THE Director of Economic Affairs at the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA), Dr Benedict James Diu, on Monday admitted before the Public Leadership Ethics Council receiving 80m/- from businessman James Rugemalira, being soft loan to meet medical ...

 

10 years ago

IPPmedia

25 May

Kikwete to bid teachers farewell at Teachers' Union meeting

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Kikwete to bid teachers farewell at Teachers' Union meeting
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President Jakaya Kikwete is tomorrow expected to officiate the ninth annual general meeting (AGM) of the Tanzania Teachers' Union (TTU) to be held in Arusha's Ngurdoto Mountain Lodge. He is also expected to use the opportunity to bid farewell to teachers ...

 

10 years ago

Vijimambo

14 Oct

UK and international donors suspend Tanzania aid after corruption claims Payments of $490m frozen following claims that high-ranking officials siphoned off funds from the country’s central bank.

Donors to Tanzania’s general budget support programme include the UK, Canada, Denmark, the European Commission, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Norway, Sweden and the World Bank. Photograph: Daniel Hayduk/AFPInternational donors have suspended nearly $500m (£311m) in budget support to Tanzania in response to claims that senior government officials siphoned off funds from the country’s central bank under the guise of energy contracts.
The chair of Tanzania’s public accounts committee, Zitto...

 

11 years ago

TheCitizen

15 Mar

Govt warned over project

>Tanzania could lose Sh278 billion if the government fails to look into the risks in the uranium project in Bahi before it sinks its money in the scheme. The sum represents the estimated value of Bahi swamp.

 

11 years ago

Based Violence Photos

04 Aug

Journos warned about gender

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Journos warned about gender-based violence photos
Daily News
TANZANIA Media Women's Association (TAMWA) and other civil society organisations (CSOs) that champion human rights have strongly condemned some journalists who take photos of various gender-based violence incidents against journalism ethics.

 

9 years ago

IPPmedia

14 Sep

Tanzania warned on foreign dependency

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Tanzania warned on foreign dependency
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With the 2015 deadline for the Millennium Development Goals almost upon us, it has become clear that most of the targets agreed upon by the international community back in 2000 will go unfulfilled. Inadequate budgetary resources to support development ...

 

9 years ago

TheCitizen

18 Nov

Kondoa council warned on laziness

Members of Kondoa district business council have been urged to work diligently and do away with the ‘business as usual’ syndrome if they are to raise the district’s economic standing.

 

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