We must address Contradictions in the country`s education sector

As Tanzania’s leaders are praised for its peaceful handling of elections, an increasing number of projects are appearing which show case a country that is maturing, growing in confidence and cooperating with the right kind of partners to help it achieve its long term goal of becoming a regional hub.

The Powering Africa: Tanzania investment briefing will take place from 3-4 December at the Hyatt Regency Dar es Salaam hotel. The meeting is designed for professionals active in Tanzania’s power...

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, October 22, 2015/APO (African Press Organization)/ — As Tanzania’s leaders are praised for its peaceful handling of elections, an increasing number of projects are appearing which show case a country that is maturing, growing in confidence and cooperating with the right kind of partners to help it achieve its long term goal of becoming a regional hub.

The Powering Africa: Tanzania investment briefing will take place from 3-4 December at the Hyatt Regency Dar es...

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'New education policy to revolutionalise sector'
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Tanzania's new education policy that is to revolutionalise the sector is now complete and President Jakaya Kikwete is expected to launch it soon. Speaking after launching the countrywide School Inspection Week yesterday in Dar es Salaam, Education and ...

With only a few days are remaining until October 25 General Election. As usual, presidential candidates are busy making pledges. However, in the education sector there are key areas that need to be urgently addressed.

Raise budget for education sector
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anzania has made tremendous headway in many sectors since independence in 1961, but it seems that the quality and standard of some of the projects leaves much to be desired. Take, for instance, the education sector that has seen primary schools built ...

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Scholars condemned over country's education crisis
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The shortage of textbooks especially by Tanzanian writers is evidence of the lack of commitment of the country's academicians particularly doctorate holders to address the nations education crisis, Dr Charles Kayoka a lecturer at the University of Dar es ...

>Tanzania’s education sector has received a major boost after the World Bank (WB) approved a loan worth $122 million (Sh195.2 billion) Thursday.