TESC launches training centres for entrepreneurs

Up to 240 small and medium size entrepreneurs (SMEs) from eight regions in Tanzania Mainland have been trained on how to conduct cross-border trade within the East African region, it was announced here last week.

4 new regions due to get Veta training centres - government
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The government has started initial preparations to construct four new Regional Vocational Training and Service Centres (RVTSCs) aimed at curbing youth unemployment and improve revenue to the nation's coffers. According to the Vocational Educational ...

'Seek support from development partners for training centres'
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REGIONAL and district authorities should seek support from development partners to establish vocational education and training centres in their localities, instead of waiting for government financing. The Deputy Minister for Education and Vocational Training, ...

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MCT launches two resource centres
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The Media Council of Tanzania (MCT) has established Information Resource Centres at its Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar offices to avail resources and up-to-date references for journalists and other media personnel in the regions. “The centres will also ...

The Entrepreneurs Organisation (EO) Tanzania Founding Team with Chapter President, Nicholas Thiede, EO East Africa President Sriram Bharatam (centre) and incoming Global Chairman Gilberto Crombe signals the launch of EO’s newest chapter in Tanzania. EO is a global business network of over 11,000 business owners in 144 countries.
2015 – The Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO), a global business network of over 11,000 business owners in 144 chapters across 46 countries, launched its newest...

>A global non-profit group that seeks to bring leading entrepreneurs together - so they can learn from each other and grow - now has a new chapter in the city.

The Tanzania Universities entrepreneurship challenge, the yearly initiative aimed at recognizing and supporting entrepreneurs and business leaders in university campuses across the country, has launched its 2015 challenge with plans to introduce Tanzanian student entrepreneurs to global opportunities. “This project is about recognizing and honoring innovative minds that will build million dollar companies and shape […]

More than 200 small and medium-sized entrepreneurs from the Coast Region have recently been trained on how to manufacture, package, brand and market their products to meet international standards.  This should be seen as a move in the right direction.

The lack of adequate open spaces and recreational facilities has, for a long time now, been a big let down for our children. This is especially evident during Eid el-Fitr, Christmas, Easter and other major holidays in Tanzania mainland. It’s a different case in Zanzinbar where the authorities reserved several popular recreational facilities, including Forodhani and Mnazi Mmoja.